#1 Actually, you can drive in Russia. People often think that Russians are bad drivers or probably the worst. The title for worst drivers ever goes to Japan/China/Korean/Iranian/Venezuela/Thailand/Iraq/Nigerian etc. drivers. The sheer size of the country, combined with lax — and often corrupt — law enforcement, and a legal system that rarely favors first-hand accounts of traffic collisions has made dash cams all but a requirement for motorists. A combination of inexpensive cameras, flash memory and regulations passed by the Interior Ministry in 2009 that removed any legal hurdles for in-dash cameras has made it easy and cheap for drivers to install the equipment.


There is a popular saying in Russia: “You can get into your car without your pants on, but never get into a car without a dash cam"

Do a search for “Russia dash cam crash” on YouTube — or even better, Yandex.ru, the county’s equivalent of Google — and you’ll find thousands of videos showing massive crashes, close calls and attempts at insurance fraud by both other drivers and pedestrians. It’s turned into an online phenomenon because Russians have so many dashcams and almost every accident is recorded. But then there are times like today, when dash cams catch a once-in-a-lifetime meteor falling from the sky, from every possible angle , something that couldn’t have happened just a few years ago.

#5 fixed!
#6 As far as I know, it means that there is a car service in that way at 30 meters