16/20
#1 — VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH
Best pick. Scored 16/20 in our safety & tech rankings.
C$399.99Checked Oct 6Check price
Buying guide
Best dash cams for truck drivers
Three dash cams ranked and scored. Your insurance claim depends on it.
Updated October 5, 2026
When someone cuts you off and brake-checks, the dash cam is the only witness that doesn't blink. A good one records in 4K, survives summer heat, and doesn't corrupt files when you need them most.
The winners
12/20
#3 — Garmin Dash Cam X110
Scored 12/20 in our safety & tech rankings.
C$239.99Checked Oct 6Check price
The best dash cam is the one that's recording when you need it.
Side by side
| Product | Score | Price |
|---|---|---|
| VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH | 16/20 | C$399.99 |
| Thinkware Q200 2CH | 13/20 | C$300 |
| Garmin Dash Cam X110 | 12/20 | C$239.99 |
How we score
Every dash cam goes through the same 20-point rubric — video quality, reliability, ease of use, and value. Read the full methodology →
Questions, answered
Do I need front and rear?
For a truck, front is essential. Rear helps with tailgating disputes and backing incidents.
Will it drain my battery?
In parking mode, a good dash cam sips power. Hardwire kits with voltage cutoffs prevent dead batteries.
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