How to avoid a car accident: Blind Spot Mirrors

Of course if you drive carefully, have unobstructed clear windows, are not calling multiple people with multiple phones while driving, then your chances of being in an accident will go down.

Recently though, as someone who drives on and off for various car services, I sought out products that could help me gain an edge in safety. One of these is the curved rear view mirror, also known as the panoramic rear view mirror.

Even though I had never had such a mirror before, I knew immediately when I attached it to the rear view mirror my car came with that it was a keeper.

Looking backwards I could see through both my rear left and rear right backseat windows, views which up until that moment were blind spots for me.

As a result of this mirror, I can keep a visual continuity of a vehicle from behind my car as it passes besides my car, passes into what was once one of my blind spots, all the way it re-emerges into my direct peripheral vision besides my driver side window or my passenger side window.

There are also some other types of blindspot mirrors for cars. There are also rear view camera type systems that can perform this task. I recommend that you try various types of solutions like these and see which one feels best.

Please let me know if you find this suggestion helpful. I hope you like this advice.

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