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This was really handy. My twelve year old really hates this effect and I could not explain it very clearly. The fact the the rear view mirrors cause it is reall
by asimpleusecase 3y ago
This was really handy. My twelve year old really hates this effect and I could not explain it very clearly. The fact the the rear view mirrors cause it is really cool. I suspect that those mirrors could eventually be replaced by cameras-
- ZeroGravitas 3y agoI believe the article is suggesting they prevent it, rather than cause it, because they break up the flow. So at the moment it's more likely to happen if a child opens a rear window, but in a future with side mirrors replaced by cameras that might not be true any more.
- jaggs 3y agoI think you mean side mirrors?