I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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I bought a new HD camcorder and windshield. I want to have it up and running while driving, but do not know if it is legal. I bet it is, but is in Massachusetts, and everything here has sense so I figured he would.

If you really want to know, contact your state or local Law Enforcement. It is likely legal – But what can not be legal is the way to mount the video camera – If the windshield mounted, which could block the driver's vision – and that's not legal. No is that there is a camera blocking the view, but there was * something * in the windshield area that prevents the driver's vision. Mount the camera in a different place for as not to obstruct the driver's vision (with a break in the head mount or something similar) and should be good to go. This question is up there with "Where talking on a cell phone is illegal? "My opinion is that if you distract the driver, then that is illegal. Whether the distraction is a cell phone text messaging, shaving, reading a book or applying makeup or whatever is the issue – because the distraction is only a cell phone does not "different" distraction … It's a distraction and driver can not be distracted while driving the vehicle. In his case, the camera is not illegal – that is (or phone or GPS cellular mount or whatever) is mounted on the windshield and the driver's line of site to the outside through the windshield is what * should * be illegal … If the camera is small enough to fit between the mirror and the windscreen in order to avoid blocking the driver's field of vision through the front windshield, then it must be good to go.

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