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Well, for one, I believe they’re using a digital mirror so the practical purpose of the rear view window is still present. I actually don’t use the rear view m
by SkyPuncher 2y ago
Well, for one, I believe they’re using a digital mirror so the practical purpose of the rear view window is still present.
I actually don’t use the rear view most days when driving. I’m planning to put a camper on my truck that would block the rear windows. Been giving it a test to make sure I’m okay without the read.
For the most part, I don’t really miss it. I have found that some small cars that ride my bumper tend to disappear - or at least require more visual searching.
The situation that I miss it the most is when I’m stopped at a light and visually checking that a car behind me isn’t going to come barreling into me.
- zaphirplane 2y agoWhat you say applies for the majority of driving time, but the question really is how it performs when a driver is in a situation with high risk of an accident. Glancing , peripheral , situational awareness is important to avoid accidents. The once a couple of years situation