After a driver ran a red light and totaled my car, TCA was the reason I received fair compensation. It’s an invaluable resource for victims seeking justice.

As an accident reconstructionist, I use Traffic Cam Archive regularly. Video footage of collisions is invaluable for my work, especially when police field measurements are lacking, an issue common in many cities. TCA has been crucial in solving cases and holding parties accountable.

Traffic Cam Archive has been instrumental in solving countless traffic accident cases. Our work focuses on uncovering the truth, and sometimes, traffic camera footage is the only evidence available. TCA provides this crucial resource to the public.

TCA recordings have been essential in several of our cases. Without them, proving liability would have been impossible in some instances. Video evidence is crucial, and access to it is vital for our work. TCA must continue saving and archiving these recordings.

This service is invaluable! With so many hit-and-run accidents, these cameras help bring truth and justice to victims. The footage also resolves disputes over how crashes happen and who is at fault. There’s no downside to accessing this footage, only benefits. Thank you!

We rely on TCA to present the facts in cases where our clients have suffered significant harm. The video footage often reveals the extent of wrongdoing by those responsible and refutes wrongful claims against our clients. We value the evidence TCA provides in seeking justice. It’s part of my routine to check TCA for every case to see if they have footage of our client’s crash.

I was rear-ended on the highway just seconds after making a lane change. The other driver tried to veer left at the last second, making the damage appear as if I had clipped their car. At the scene, the officer issued me a ticket for ‘Unsafe Lane Change,’ but I explained that I was rear-ended. I noticed a camera on the highway and asked the officer if he could pull the footage, but he said it would be a long process and wasn’t sure if it was even possible.

I ended up finding the footage myself. I later used the footage I purchased from TCA to contest the ticket, and it proved I was not at fault. The footage not only helped me get out of a ticket but also provided clear proof of who was responsible for the accident. Even my insurance company was impressed with the footage.

I’m incredibly grateful for this service!

TCA is an invaluable resource in my work. It allows our law firm to access traffic footage that captures the exact moment of a collision. In many cases, police reports inaccurately portray the events of an accident, often assigning fault to the wrong driver due to miscommunication. Traffic camera footage enables us to advocate for our clients to the fullest extent.

Thank you for everything you do at TCA!

My client sustained debilitating injuries in a collision where the defendant misstated the facts to investigators. Without the camera footage from TCA, my client would have had no evidence to prove how the collision occurred or that the defendant was truly at fault.

I had a case in New York where there was a dispute over which driver was in which lane and the sequence of impacts. Our insured was being held primarily responsible for a rear-end collision. However, with footage from the traffic camera, we were able to prove to the other insurance carriers and attorneys that our insured was simply driving in their lane when traffic in the exit lane backed up due to a broken-down car. The vehicles behind the broken-down car suddenly changed lanes into our insured’s lane, and collided with each other, coming to a stop directly in front of our insured.

The footage showed that our insured didn’t rear-end stopped traffic, but instead faced an unavoidable sudden emergency. Without this footage, it’s likely our insured would have faced increased insurance premiums due to a potential six-figure payout. The footage was invaluable in proving our insured was not at fault.

My wife was involved in a traffic accident. The footage clearly showed that the other driver was speeding. Without the video, I would have been at the mercy of the other driver’s attorneys.

Traffic Cam Archive has been an invaluable resource in my work representing clients involved in motor vehicle collisions. The ability to access recorded traffic camera footage has allowed me to analyze accidents, determine liability, and effectively advocate for my clients.

I’ve had many clients who were unable to prove they weren’t at fault in a crash, only to establish liability on the other party thanks to these recordings. Without this crucial evidence, they could have been unfairly blamed, leading to denied claims and unjust financial burdens.

Restrictions on access to these videos in Nevada have made it significantly more difficult to secure justice for my clients. It’s a disservice to the community that these cameras exist but cannot be recorded and accessed by the public. The loss of this resource has made it harder to hold negligent parties accountable and ensure fairness.

I strongly support the continued availability of these recordings, as they are essential for public safety, transparency, and accountability on our roads.

May 29, 2024, was a terrible day for me. I was rear-ended by a motorcyclist on a busy part of the highway in Denver, and then, unbelievably, I was blamed for it. The motorcyclist was injured and lied to the police about the incident. He claimed he was in the express lane, but in reality, he was behind me in the fast lane, where he rear-ended me. He said I swerved into the express lane and bumped him over. The officer believed his version and issued me a ticket. It was mind-numbing and unfair.

After a month of sleepless nights and anxiety, I started searching for traffic camera footage of the accident. The location wasn’t one I frequented, but it had heavy traffic. I reached out to the city and state for help, but no one responded. Then I found TCA online and discovered footage of the highway where the accident occurred. Although the footage was a bit grainy and the impact was hard to see, it provided crucial evidence.

It clearly showed that the motorcyclist was directly behind me in the fast lane, not in the express lane. He was trying to sue my insurance company and make me pay for something that wasn’t my fault.

Despite the extreme stress, my hard work paid off. The footage saved me from a charge of careless driving with injury, a misdemeanor in Colorado. It also protected me from the lawsuit, prevented my insurance rates from rising, and kept me from having to pay for car repairs for something I didn’t do.

I can’t express how thankful I am to have found that footage. It was priceless. Five months later, the case was dismissed, and I can finally breathe a sigh of relief knowing that justice prevailed.

I truly hope TCA becomes an even bigger resource for people wrongfully charged in accidents or other situations. Without footage, lives can be ruined. Finding TCA meant the world to me, and I will forever be grateful.

Traffic Cam Archive has proven to be an invaluable resource for both me and my company, fundamentally transforming how we assist clients involved in motor vehicle accidents. Car crashes are often among the most traumatic experiences in people’s lives, and Traffic Cam Archive has played a crucial role in providing swift, easily accessible evidence to help our clients navigate the resolution process. This service enables us to assist them in quickly understanding how to resolve claims and find closure following these difficult events.

I sincerely hope Traffic Cam Archive is able to continue operating and delivering this essential service, as its evidence is critical in establishing the circumstances surrounding accidents and offering clarity in the aftermath of such tragic or near-tragic incidents.

Our son was recently in a car accident, and the other driver falsely accused him of being at fault. With conflicting stories, the police couldn’t issue any citations, leaving it as a ‘he said, she said’ situation.

We noticed a camera at the intersection, tracked it to CDOT, and found your website. We purchased one hour of footage, which clearly showed the moment of the accident and established the other driver was at fault. This not only saved us from insurance costs, but also gave our son peace of mind knowing he wasn’t at fault.

We submitted the footage to the police and insurance companies. Without it, we could have been held 50/50 at fault with possible citations. Your archives saved us thousands of dollars.

TCA helped us obtain Missouri DOT camera footage of a wrong-way driver who caused a fatal accident. The video allowed us to track his movements across multiple streets and highways, revealing how far he had traveled in the wrong direction before the crash.

Our personal injury law firm has relied on Traffic Cam Archive multiple times over the past year, successfully determining fault in at least three cases. Video evidence is invaluable in auto accident cases, especially when clients cannot recall every detail.

Traffic Cam Archive has been instrumental in providing this critical resource, and we sincerely hope it remains accessible in the future.

Without the help of TCA, I wouldn’t have been able to prove my case when my truck was totaled. The footage I received showed clearly that I was T-boned by a driver who ran a red light, proving my innocence.