Alberta dealers association advises members to turn off dashcams in the service bay

Dealers interviewed by Automotive News Canada had a variety of ways to deal with the issue of dashcams in the service bay. (Reuters)

By:

Doug Firby

March 30, 2020 04:00 AM

The debate over privacy in a high-tech world is entering the service bay amid moves by the Alberta dealers’ association to address concerns about vehicle dashcams recording auto technicians on the job.

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