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Message: Re: Anyone ever driven with blind spot warning
Changed By: Guenter in Ontario
Change Date: July 27, 2012 04:31PM
Re: Anyone ever driven with blind spot warning
Change Date: July 27, 2012 04:31PM
Re: Anyone ever driven with blind spot warning
I would think that those aspheric mirrors would be much better than the radar with warning lights and/or beeps. Radar just says that something is there. The mirrors would tell you what is there.
Also not sure if the radar warning goes off every time something is in your blind spot. That would be a real PITA that your mind would start blocking out with it constantly going off. On the other hand, if there's no warning until you do start to make a move, that could startle you. I'd want to know before signaling and moving, which brings us back to the mirrors.
Also not sure if the radar warning goes off every time something is in your blind spot. That would be a real PITA that your mind would start blocking out with it constantly going off. On the other hand, if there's no warning until you do start to make a move, that could startle you. I'd want to know before signaling and moving, which brings us back to the mirrors.
Changed By: Guenter in Ontario
Change Date: July 27, 2012 04:31PM
Re: Anyone ever driven with blind spot warning
Change Date: July 27, 2012 04:31PM
Re: Anyone ever driven with blind spot warning
I would think that those aspheric mirrors would be much better than the radar with warning lights and/or beeps. Radar just says that something is there. The mirrors would tell you what is there.
Also not sure if the radar wawarning goes off every time something is in your blind spot. That would be a real PITA that your mind would start blocking out with it constantly going off. On the other hand, if there's no warning until you do start to make a move, hat could startle you. I'd want to know before signaling and moving, which brings us back to the mirrors.
Also not sure if the radar wawarning goes off every time something is in your blind spot. That would be a real PITA that your mind would start blocking out with it constantly going off. On the other hand, if there's no warning until you do start to make a move, hat could startle you. I'd want to know before signaling and moving, which brings us back to the mirrors.
Original Message
Author: Guenter in OntarioDate: July 27, 2012 04:30PM
Re: Anyone ever driven with blind spot warning
I would think that those aspheric mirrors would be much better than the radar with warning lights and/or beeps. Radar just says that something is there. The mirrors would tell you what is there.
Also not sure if the radar waning goes off every time something is in your blind spot. That would be a real PITA that your mind would start blocking out with it constantly going off. On the other hand, if there's no warning until you do start to make a move, hat could startle you. I'd want to know before signaling and moving, which brings us back to the mirrors.
Also not sure if the radar waning goes off every time something is in your blind spot. That would be a real PITA that your mind would start blocking out with it constantly going off. On the other hand, if there's no warning until you do start to make a move, hat could startle you. I'd want to know before signaling and moving, which brings us back to the mirrors.