There are more vehicles on the roads today than ever, but proportionally the increase of motor vehicle accidents is has risen way above the figures expected. A large number of these collisions have been attributed to blind spot errors by the driver. They are particularly prevalent when a driver wants to move into the next lane, whether right or left.
When this occurs at low speeds, some of the accidents are mere ‘fender benders’. However, when they occur at high speeds on a freeway, blind spot collisions can result in major, and often fatal, disasters.
The blind spot is the area not immediately visible in the rear view and side mirrors. It extends down the side of the vehicle to the rear, and is caused by the impedance of the rear body strut on each side. The problem is: How can a driver overcome this blind spot in vision?
The Blind Spot Mirror is said to be the best solution available. It has been designed to ensure that when it is attached to the inside upper corner of the side mirror, the entire are to both sides and rear are fully visible. When travelling in a vehicle fitted with a Blind Spot Mirror you are assured of optimal vision. This is often achieved by its unique design.
It is quick and easy to attach, and the unique ball swivel means that it can be adjusted, without fuss, to suit the line of vision of any driver. As a result the maximum view is available from both side mirrors.
Full distortion-free focus ability doubles the view of traffic behind and beside your vehicle. When compared with other stick on mirrors, it gives an image three times larger, and much more realistic. Blind Spot Mirror gives a clear image in most weather conditions, because it is 100% glare-proof for night driving, shatterproof and fog resistant.