In my experience, RoadProof is a really useful online tool for figuring out where a crash happened and whether any nearby cameras may have captured it. I like that you can search by address or move around on the map to see what cameras are in the area and whether video might exist from the time of the incident. It doesn’t tell you who was at fault, but I find it helpful for comparing what was reported about a crash with what might actually be shown on video, especially when you’re trying to confirm details or spot things that don’t quite line up. The platform is easy to use, and being able to move from camera to camera along a roadway makes it easier to follow what may have happened. Even though not every crash ends up having video, I think RoadProof does a good job narrowing down what footage might exist and where to look, which makes it a helpful resource when gathering and reviewing crash-related information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.