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Dashboard Mounted Dash Cams for Canadian Drivers

A dashboard mount can suit steep windscreens or vehicles with limited glass space. Stability, camera angle and an unobstructed view matter more than the mounting surface alone.

A dashboard mounted dash cam places the camera on a stable pad or low-profile base rather than high on the windshield. It can be practical in a vehicle with a steep windshield, a sensor housing behind the mirror or a local restriction on glass-mounted equipment.

Dashboard Mounted Dash Cams for Canadian Drivers

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Questions before you buy

Can a dash cam be mounted on the dashboard?

Yes, if the model and mount support that orientation and the camera does not obstruct the driver's view. Check the manual and your province's rules before installation.

Is a dashboard mount better than a windshield mount?

It depends on the vehicle. A windshield mount often puts the lens closer to the glass, while a dashboard mount may be easier to position without covering the driver's sightline.

How do I reduce dashboard reflections in dash cam video?

Mount the lens close to the windshield, keep the glass clean and avoid pale objects on the dash. A compatible polarizing filter may reduce glare, but it can also reduce incoming light.

Will adhesive damage a car dashboard?

Some pads can mark textured, coated or soft-touch surfaces. Check the mount maker's surface guidance and test only where the vehicle manufacturer permits accessories.