When a car is in your blind spot, sensors on the rear bumper can alert you with a light in your side mirror. Some systems warn you with a beep if you engage your turn signal.
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When a car is in your blind spot, sensors on the rear bumper can alert you with a light in your side mirror. Some systems warn you with a beep if you engage your turn signal.
These systems are designed to help prevent head-on collisions and other catastrophes. Cameras or other sensors, such as radar or infrared, are placed around the vehicle to determine its relative position in the lane. If you leave your lane, a light flashes and a high-pitched beep sounds. Some models have a vibrating steering wheel to alert you.
A tiny camera mounted on the back of the vehicle transmits an image to your dashboard or rearview mirror, making it easier to see people or objects behind you. Once limited to luxury models, it’s becoming a popular option on mid-range cars. A pending regulation from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration could make this technology standard on all vehicles by 2014.
Operational with or without a camera, this equipment helps alert you if you’re about to collide with something. “The closer you get to something as you reverse, the more frequent the beeps,” “And this technology is not that costly. It’s cheaper than the rearview camera.”
Sound Auto offers a wide range of driver safety products for cars, trucks, SUVs and commercial vehicles. These days, modern technology can make any driver more alert to their surroundings and help to minimize accidents and injury.
