Navman Blog Australia

Buy someone a dash cam this Christmas and you’re not only giving them a new piece of cool automotive technology, you’ll also keep them safer on our increasingly busy post-lockdown roads, and save them hundreds or even thousands in fines, loss of excess and expensive insurance premiums.

If you didn’t own a dog before 2020, chances are you have one now. Pet ownership around the world has gone up exponentially, and now with borders beginning to re-open, it’s time to plan a holiday. And one that includes Fido.

It’s incredible isn’t it, how many car drivers seem to think motorbike riders are born with a sixth sense and the ability to move out of their way in an instant.

What to buy for your dear old dad? It’s a question that has many scratching their heads as ideas of aftershave, socks and jocks inspire yawns in virtually all of us.

Your dad has always looked out for you, so this Father’s Day why not keep him safe by looking out for him, and get him a sleek new dash cam?

Is there anything more unfair for a driver than this scenario?

You never know when you’ll need the footage captured on your dash cam, so it’s important it’s always working perfectly. And the difference between a dash cam working well or not is often simply the type of micro-SD card in the device.

When you’re driving around Australia on your next trip, do check out the galleries. You’ll find them easily when you hit search in your Navman.

If you’ve flown rather than driven to Darwin, hire a car and pack your Navman. While the population is just around 130,000 the city is quite spread out and you’ll appreciate the cool comfort of the air-con whatever time of year you’re visiting.

Out of the earth, four mighty concrete silos rise, crowd together overshadowing any building close to them. In front of the silos, backdropped by a brilliant blue winter sky, a modest caravan and car are parked and dwarfed by the storage giants.