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Dashcams capture chaos on Russian roads
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One of the reason there were so many images of the meteor that slammed into the Earth’s atmosphere is because dashcams are so prevalent throughout Russia. Few drivers leave home without the small, inexpensive cameras because they offer proof of what actually happened after an accident. NBC’s Jim Maceda reports.Feb. 20, 2013
