Tesla owners travel on the cutting edge of style and technology and you could also say they have a guardian angel watching over them. They get an extra set of eyes in almost any dangerous situation provided by a host of cameras that come standard with each Tesla model.
These mobile surveillance stations are rolling whenever Tesla lovers are cruising and even when they park. The footage has been used to identify vandals and hit-and-run drivers, and for proving a Telsa driver innocent in a traffic accident.
These cameras also provide a bounty of funny, entertaining, and shocking footage. If you need proof, there’s no better place than the Wham Baam Teslacam Page on YouTube. The site offers the most amazing and sometimes heart-stopping accident footage caught on Tesla Cameras around the world.
What Are TeslaCams?
Tesla Cameras come standard on all Tesla models. They are a series of at least eight cameras on all four sides of these hi-tech cars. What’s more, they’ve been calibrated to provide a 360-degree view around a Tesla. Some of these cameras are only utilized for the self-driving feature, but several document the surroundings continuously as you drive.
There’s also a “Sentry Mode” that protects your car while you’re parked and after you’ve left the vehicle. The cameras switch on anytime motion sensors detect a vehicle or person getting too close.
As you can imagine, cameras rolling constantly on our streets, highways, and freeways can’t help but catch some truly head-scratching motorist decisions and careless mistakes.
Luckily there’s one YouTube page that gathers some of the most astounding footage shot by Teslas each day. These video posts are entertaining for sure, but they are also meant to remind all drivers of the dangers they face in the lanes.
Teslacam Stories and Groundbreaking Accident Footage
The Youtube channel known as Wham Baam Teslacam has almost 300k subscribers and gains more views with each passing day. Their brilliant concept is to let the Tesla’s themselves tell the amazing stories of what their cameras capture.
The page’s tagline is “Teslacam Stories told by the Teslacam” and that’s really all the setup that’s needed. Wham Baam Teslacam posts the most extreme videos caught by Teslacams on roads anywhere and everywhere. The site only adds some helpful commentary and a nice variety of background music.
The channel uploads numerous Tesla clips sent in by Tesla owners every day. The page features viral footage of collisions and close-calls that commonly raises eyebrows.
You might get a first-person view of a Tesla’s narrow escape from between two tractor-trailers. You might see the jaw-dropping crashes between other cars the Tesla cameras just happen to be rolling on.
Accidents aren’t the only thing you’ll find on Wham Baam Teslacam. Drivers upload clips of vandals who don’t know their faces are being recorded by multiple cameras. There are videos of would-be car thieves, parking mishaps, and just odd folks walking up to admire Tesla’s exterior.
Tesla Cams and Roadway Hazards in California
You can scroll through the best videos caught by Tesla “eyes” by subscribing to Wham Baam Teslacam on YouTube. You can also find Teslacam Stories on Twitter at @WhamBaamYT or on Instagram at whambaamteslacam.
The collectors who maintain Teslacam Stories contact each person who submits video to verify their authenticity and to get permission to feature their footage.
The creators want to entertain, but they also hope these sometimes frightening incidents remind drivers
to show extra caution. This is from their YouTube page:
“From the footage and additional information, a viewer can learn the consequences of bad driving and can educate his/her self with better driving safety. This process also gives the videos a great educational value.”
California Tesla Accidents and Earning Personal Injury Support
We hope you are never involved in an accident while driving your Tesla, but if you are seriously hurt you will likely have important questions about your options for getting financial help. Find out more about what you should do after an accident on our information page for California Tesla accident victims here.
