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The last thing I would want to do is move my eyes from the road while changing lanes or turning. Looking down onto the screen, for anything, is a major distraction.This is a good update but i wish there was an option to turn the whole screen to show the camera instead of the small one.
Yep, I just drove back from Cape San Blas to Dallas and it is pretty much useless at night due to the turn signal. I do however quite like it during the day especially on AP as a quick visual.I like it during the day, but at night the flashing turn signal makes it distracting and unhelpful.
Another option would be to have it located on the top of the screen. It’s current location is useless at best and actually dangerous because you can’t see it when glancing to visually verify there are no cars in the adjacent lane. You currently need to move arm and look down!This is a good update but i wish there was an option to turn the whole screen to show the camera instead of the small one.
Personally, I don't really care. It offers no information that I can't get from my properly adjusted mirrors. I have it on for now but not sure if I'll Ieave it on. Kinda distracting in a way
Same here, in fact I've found myself not really using it much at all so will likely turn it off.Personally, I don't really care. It offers no information that I can't get from my properly adjusted mirrors. I have it on for now but not sure if I'll Ieave it on. Kinda distracting in a way
What step is using the turn signal?The proper way to change a lane, or make a turn, is 1. look into the rearview mirror, 2. look into the sideview mirror, and 3. then quickly move your head around to glance at the blind spot. Any other way, like looking at the screen, is unsafe. And you should not get into the habit of doing so. The only exception is if you're driving a big truck where checking the blind spot manually isn't possible, or if something inside your vehicle is obstructing your view of the blind spot.
Using the screen as an ADDITIONAL step should be okay. But please don't just rely on the screen.
You don't do that in New England. That's like giving your position away to the enemy.What step is using the turn signal?