A front and rear inside dashcam is a dual-lens video recording system designed to capture continuous footage of both the road ahead and the interior of your vehicle. The front camera records traffic, road conditions, and incidents in front of the car, while the rear or cabin-facing camera captures activity inside the vehicle—ideal for rideshare drivers, families, or security monitoring. Many models offer high-resolution recording (often in Full HD or 4K), night vision, loop recording, and built-in G-sensors that automatically save footage if sudden movement or an impact is detected. Some also include features like Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS logging, and parking mode for added convenience and evidence protection. Together, front and rear inside dashcams provide comprehensive coverage to enhance driver safety, protect against disputes, and give peace of mind on the road.