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News Featured Stories- July 02, 2018 101
Big things really do come in small packages! The July product of the month is the RVS-400C Compact HD Dash Camera. The RVS-400C is a high quality dash camera that's loaded with features.
The RVS-400C has a 120° viewing angle and a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution, which will give you a full and crystal clear HD view of the road ahead. This dash camera is also equipped with night vision and has a storage capacity of 32GB. Never be left in the dark again!
- Compact size with simple install
- Full HD video recording
- Ultra wide 120° viewing angle
- Equipped with 12 infra-red lights for excellent night vision...
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Featured Stories- June 06, 2018 102The trucking business moves nearly 71% of cargo in the US, an industry experiencing new challenges as technological advancements and self-driving vehicles appear on the scene. In an ideal world, these automated trucks will take over driving on the roads under safe and efficient conditions. Highway accidents and fatalities are expected to be reduced drastically and at the same time, load movement becomes cost-effective. The question remains whether self-driving trucks are safer and efficient in hauling goods from one point to another. How automation of truck driving affects the livelihood...
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Featured Stories- June 01, 2018 36
Hot car deaths already on the rise in 2018. 7 children have already lost their lives due to vehicular heatstroke. It only takes 30 minutes sitting in 75 degree temperatures to warm up the inside of a car to over 100 degrees.
According to noheatstroke.org, 749 children have died due to pediatric vehicular heatstroke since 1998.
These are not isolated events.
Brilliant Backseat
Rear View Safety developed the Brilliant Backseat Reminder System so you won’t forget any precious cargo left in the backseat. The Brilliant Backseat is equipped with two distinct alarms to alert you, or those nearby...
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News Featured Stories- May 31, 2018 55
Update: Watch An In-Depth Look at Our Sensor Systems below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvl9NXk-ojw
Our next webinar is next week! Join our Director of Marketing, James Grossbaum as he leads a discussion on our selection of sensor systems. The webinar premieres Wednesday, June 6, 20182:00 PM - 2:30 PM EST. Reserve your seat here.
Some sensor systems work harmoniously with backup camera systems in that they alert the driver audibly so that he/she is aware of obstacles behind their vehicle, even without looking at the rear view monitor. These sensor systems can also easily be added to a backup...
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News Featured Stories- May 17, 2018 53
The following article was originally written for Gadget Review by Conner Flynn.
Remember in the old days when you had to actually use the rearview mirror to see behind your vehicle? And if that didn’t give you the view that you needed, you could always crane your neck and physically look back. Well, those days are over since we can now buy vehicle accessories to see what’s behind our vehicle. And having a better view of what’s going on back there saves lives.
See Everything. Stay Safe.
This makes things super convenient for the driver and it allows you to see so much more. This new Rear View...
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Featured Stories- May 08, 2018 150
Around 80% of drivers exhibit some kind of road rage during the course of a year. Companies employing commercial drivers take a plethora of precautions to ensure safety and this includes road rage awareness and education. However, every driver is human and as such, can succumb to a plethora of behaviors that can put their passengers or others on the road at risk. Here, we delve into the nature of road rage and suggest ways that commercial drivers can avoid falling prey to it.
What does Road Rage Involve?
According to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety, examples of aggressive behavior on...
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Featured Stories- May 07, 2018 43
May's product of the month was designed with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 111 regulation in mind. We want to help you become compliant with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 111 law.
FMVSS 111
The new requirement regulates a necessary view behind a vehicle. The field of view extended area is a 10-foot by 20-foot space directly behind the vehicle. The rule applies to vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of under 10,000 pounds, with phase-in effective May 2017 and full compliance required May 1st, 2018.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQy2aCYkpxA...
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News Featured Stories- April 23, 2018 64
Are you ready for FMVSS 111? We want to help you become compliant with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 111 law.
FMVSS 111
The new requirement regulates a necessary view behind a vehicle. The field of view extended area is a 10-foot by 20-foot space directly behind the vehicle. The rule applies to vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of under 10,000 pounds, with phase-in effective May 2017 and full compliance required May 1st, 2018.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQy2aCYkpxA
Most Rear View Safety cameras can comply with FMVSS 111. We've also introduced a...
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Featured Stories- April 13, 2018 36
Thank you to everyone who attended our webinar. We had a great discussion on our G-Series Mirror Monitors and FMVSS 111. Watch a recording below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbF2-01Z2rk
G-Series Mirror Monitors
Our latest G-Series monitor is the RVS-718-7 Frameless Rear View Replacement Mirror Monitor with 7.2" Dual Display. This monitor has optional/adjustable grid lines, automatic brightness adjustment, and 4 video inputs.
- Mirror monitor with 7.2" dual display
- Ultra reflective - acts as mirror as well as monitor
- 4 Channel - can attach up to four cameras
- Adjustable distance grid lines...
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News Featured Stories- April 06, 2018 108
Are you ready for FMVSS 111? We want to help you become compliant with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) 111 law.
FMVSS 111
The new requirement regulates a necessary view behind a vehicle. The field of view extended area is a 10-foot by 20-foot space directly behind the vehicle. The rule applies to vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of under 10,000 pounds, with phase-in effective May 2017 and full compliance required May 1st, 2018.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQy2aCYkpxA
Most Rear View Safety cameras can comply with FMVSS 111. The company has also released...
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Featured Stories- March 22, 2018 72
Are you going on a road trip this spring? Check out these tips from Car Ninja.
The much-awaited spring season is here. This is the season for holidays, breaks from work and long drives with family and friends. While it certainly is great news we have to ensure that such road trips are free from stress and are safe and enjoyable. Breakdowns and even minor accidents could create problems and therefore we should ensure that things are taken care of as best as possible. It would avoid wastage of time and energy in repairing and setting things right. Hence, we will try and have a look at the various...
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News Featured Stories- March 20, 2018 71
Spring is finally here and that means it’s time to break out your RV from winter if you haven’t already. Rear View Safety is proud to introduce a microwave blind spot sensor system designed for RVs and other large vehicles.
RVS-122 Microwave Blind Spot Sensor System
The RVS-122 Microwave Blind Spot Sensor System requires no drilling or complicated installation. The microwave sensors are placed behind the side paneling of the vehicle, and the driver is given visual and audio alerts when an object enters the blind spots slightly behind and to the side of the vehicle. The RVS-122 can detect objects...
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News Featured Stories- March 19, 2018 43
A recent house panel vote advanced legislation that would make it against the law to hold a cell phone while driving in the state of Minnesota. The vote came after four years of unsuccessful attempts with similar bills.
If passed, Minnesota would become the 17th state (with the District of Columbia), to enact this measure. Currently Minnesota law allows drivers to hold a phone in their hands while driving, if they are speaking on the phone.
Closing Loopholes
Texting and driving is illegal in the state. but the general nature of the law makes it difficult to enforce. It's a difficulty for officers...
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News Featured Stories- March 12, 2018 96
Accidents with industrial heavy duty commercial vehicles are dangerous and expensive. The last count by the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI) conducted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), over 4,600 fatal work injuries were recorded in the United States. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) published a report that found that up to half of all industry fatalities are partially caused by heavy equipment.
We designed the RVS-123 Radar Object Detection System to protect your fleet.
The RVS-123 uses radar technology to detect stationary objects and people...
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Featured Stories- February 16, 2018 50
It's that time of year again! Rear View Safety will attending the 2018 NTEA Work Truck show March 7-9th in Indianapolis, IN. if you don't know, NTEA is an annual trade show where thousands of industry professionals come together to display their best work trucks and work truck equipment. Say hello at booth #324 from March 7-9th. We will also have a display in Safe Fleet's exhibit, located in booth #921.
Watch a video from last year.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjXk3bBlmDs
Rear View Safety will be showcasing a variety of safety solutions, including the innovative RVS-77550 360+ Bird's Eye...
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News Featured Stories- February 12, 2018 31
We had a great time during our first webinar of 2018! We had a lot of great questions and gained some insight on how to make the next one even more helpful!
Did you miss our webinar? No problem, watch it below. Keep an eye on this blog for more details on our next one. We have a new webinar once every 2 months.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNVDOldxsd4&t=3s
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Featured Stories- February 12, 2018 73
I’ve written about my own personal experience with the dangers of drowsy driving before. It is a dangerous epidemic that cannot be ignored. After analyzing dashboard videos from 700 accidents, the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that 9.5% of all crashes involved drowsy driving, based on the portion of time the operators' eyes were closed in the minutes before a crash. This statistic grows to nearly 11% in severe crashes.
Driver Fatigue Systems
Rear View Safety offers both commercial and consumer grade driver fatigue systems to alter driver’s when they begin to show the first symptoms...
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News Featured Stories- February 05, 2018 39
One of my favorite parts of my job is our webinar series. I love being able to interact live with our customers, answer questions and help keep them safe. Our next webinar is this Wednesday 2:00-2:30 EST. The topic is new vehicle safety solutions. Reserve your seat here.
Webinar Series
Watch a few of our past webinars below. You can also check out our YouTube Channel to watch them all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwskkWyR6E0&index=1&list=PLgKy4xHDDcfSE603x68vJZctdGJcenTA_
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHmt5rzgOyY&t=21s
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News Featured Stories News Releases- February 01, 2018 51
I'm very excited to announce our RVS-96D 9" LED 6 Channel Split Screen Monitor with Built-In DVR as our February product of the month. The amazing monitor is the ultimate solution for your RV, bus, or emergency vehicle, allowing you to easily view and record all angles simultaneously.
An included GPS receiver records vehicle location and speed. Six trigger wires allow the operator to automatically view specific cameras based on user actions, such as viewing the backup camera when the vehicle is put into reverse.
This unique monitor also features multiple viewing options and a touch screen...
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News Featured Stories- January 26, 2018 43
My parents bought a new (to them) car last November. My mom was very pumped about the included backup and side camera.
"It has grid lines when you back up! The cameras change when I use my turn signal!" She happily exclaimed after she brought it home. When I came back to Kansas for Christmas, she proudly showed me how everything worked.
Many new vehicles now come standard with backup and/or side cameras. It makes sense. Laws are changing, and the new generation are learning to drive with cameras. The question remains, how can I make my parents even safer? After hearing all about my mom's backup...