r/rideshare • u/budda_13 • 1h ago
Rideshare drivers, how do you run a dash cam without making passengers feel watched?
I am setting up my car for more Uber and Lyft shifts, and I want a dash cam mainly for false complaints, weird traffic incidents, and the occasional sketchy ride. I have been looking at the wolfbox, but I am more worried about the passenger side of it than the hardware. Do you keep the screen off, use a small recording notice, disable interior audio, or explain it only if someone asks? I want protection without turning every ride into an argument.