Dash cam video shared online by Russian government-funded news agency RT shows a helicopter flying just feet above a highway in Russia's Chechen Republic.

MUSKEGON, MI -- A driver in Muskegon caught an unexpected accident with his dash cam Sunday morning, but not the type you typically see on the road.

  A horrifying plane crash in Mukilteo, Oregon was captured by Simon Li's dash cam on Tuesday afternoon while he was waiting for a stoplight to turn green.

Columbus Police have released dash cam video from a cruiser showing a traffic stop and the moments leading up to a deadly officer-involved shooting

In the footage a silver Vauxhall Zafira crashed into a red Ford Fiesta after it pulled out in front of it in the overtaking lane.

Driving is a daily activity for most, and getting into an accident is the worst thing that could happen. After incidents where nobody is seriously hurt, the angry blame-game can start with threats of lawyers or worse. Installing a dashcam in your vehicle is by far the best way to protect your rights and preserve the truth on video. It also shows when we are the victim of an aggressive driver who would otherwise get away with their dangerous behavior, such as in this video found on YouTube where a driver is harassed and intentionally hit by an angry driver in a Hummer.

If you own a dashcam, it's probably wise to use pretty much 24/7. While the main reason to have one is your own safety and legal protection, you can also capture some pretty unbelievable footage just by keeping these cameras powered on