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Is rear-view camera the answer?
15th September 2005, Page 28
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-CRTHERTOTHE coroner's suggestions for extra-wide mirrors on over-width loads (CM 4 August),the coroner does not appear to have a grasp of the reality of driving, for example, a vehicle with a 15ft load on.This would mean your mirrors would need to be approx 17ft wide!
A suggestion that we have thought about a few times would be to fit a rear-view camera which could be used in the same manner as a rear view mirror.
This would only require an occasional glance when changing lanes,but would give the driver a clear view of what is going on behind him.
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