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News Featured Stories- September 05, 2017 200
It's hard to believe it's already September! Our new product of the month is our Simplesight™ Wireless Backup Camera System with a 5" Single Screen Monitor.
We're really proud of this one - a wireless camera system that really works at long distances even at high speeds! Taking out that trailer or fifth wheel for the last days of summer? Add this camera system to stay safe and safe money.
With its instant pair feature, the system is also perfect for fleets and trucks and trailers. Now you can swap out your trailer and pair the camera and monitor together without leaving your cab.
- 5" LED...
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News Featured Stories- August 29, 2017 76
I can't believe summer is almost over. It seems like yesterday was January first. To celebrate the end of the season we are having a Blackvue sale. Act now to receive $20 off the DR650S one and two channel dash cameras. Use coupon code SUMMER1CH at checkout to save $20 on any DR650S-1CH. Use coupon code SUMMER2CH at checkout to save $20 on any DR650S-2CH.
Blackvue Sale
Blackvue DR650S-1CH 1 Channel Dash Camera (WIFI)- 1 Channel Dash Cam upgraded from the DR650GW-1CH
- Full HD (1920 x 1080p) Video Recording
- Built-in WiFi - view and control camera from smartphone
- BlackVue Cloud - can be...
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Featured Stories- August 27, 2017 78
A new study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) shows the effectiveness of advanced driver assistance systems.
According to the one part of the study, not accounting for driver demographics, stated that lane departure warning cut the fatal crash rate 86 percent. In another analysis of the study that accounted for driver demographics, the rate of all crashes was 18 percent lower for vehicles equipped with lane departure.
"This is the first evidence that lane departure warning is working to prevent crashes of passenger vehicles on U.S. roads," Jessica Cicchino, IIHS vice president...
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News Featured Stories- August 23, 2017 145
We have seen some interesting vehicle patents lately. Remember the Google Waymo "flypaper" to prevent secondary impact? Last week the company patented tech that would allow a vehicle to soften in the event of a collision with a pedestrian. Now Toyota is getting into the mix with a transparent A-pillar patent.
Safety Tech
Traditionally A-Pillars create interfere with views during tight turns, a dangerous problem addressed in the patent, "Apparatuses and Methods for making an Object Appear Transparent." The technology uses mirrors to bend the image around the pillar. Read more here. This technology...
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News Featured Stories- August 17, 2017 41
Are you going to watch the solar eclipse on August 21st? It's estimated that 7.5 million people throughout the United States will travel up to 60 miles to experience the event. This will definitely affect traffic for everyone, including truckers. Here are some useful tips.
- With many hotels, motels and campgrounds in the path of 100 percent eclipse totality booked for months, consider other nearby locations. A travel agent or online travel booking resource can help you locate a hotel with vacancy.
- “Pack your patience” and plan for congestion on roads, especially as you get closer to locations...
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News Featured Stories- August 09, 2017 90
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our webinar on the dangers of drowsy driving yesterday. Missed it? Don’t worry, you can watch it below.
Drowsy Driving
Drowsy driving is a major problem. According to the CDC, an estimated 1 in 25 adult drivers (18 years or older) report falling asleep while driving in the previous 30 days.
The National Safety Council concludes that 43% of Americans admit they don’t get enough sleep to mitigate safety risks at work and on the road.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that drowsy driving was responsible for 72,000 crashes, 44,000...
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News Featured Stories- August 02, 2017 87
We've all encountered it. You hear a car well before you see it. I've been woken up by the roar of a passing car more than once. Mustang is doing something about it. Say hello to good neighbor mode.
Good Neighbor Mode
Good neighbor mode is available on 2018 Mustang GT vehicles and enables operators to keep quite the sounds of the engine and also program quiet start-up times in advance. Also known as quiet start, Good neighbor mode is an industry-first.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1MehhS4GIw
“Active valve performance exhaust gives Mustang owners the best of both worlds – that classic Mustang...
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News News Releases- July 21, 2017 119
Rear View Safety continues to be on the cutting edge of vehicle safety technology. The Brooklyn based company, which celebrates their 10th anniversary this year, is proud to introduce the 360+ Bird’s Eye View System with lane changing cameras.
According to an estimate from the National Safety Council, as many as 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes last year. This is a 6% rise from 2015. Not only does the 360+ erase blind spots and assist with parking navigation on narrow roads (all other 360° systems only have these features), it is also equipped with two side cameras to help with lane...
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News Featured Stories- July 13, 2017 57
A few days ago I saw the aftermath of a major accident right outside of Rear View Safety's main office in Brooklyn. A car hit a cyclist who was riding across Atlantic, a busy street.
There was a large crowd of people and emergency vehicles all around. I asked the crowd what had happened. The cyclist wasn't wearing a helmet and had run a red light and was struck by an SUV. I watched the paramedics place him on a stretcher and drive away. I read later that he died from the injuries.
Who Is To Blame?
The fault lies on the cyclist. He ran a light, and paid the ultimate price for it. However, the...
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News- July 10, 2017 170
As older people continue driving for longer, it's becoming increasingly important that they stay safe on the roads well into old age. Fortunately, car technology is constantly improving, and there are now many features that can help older drivers stay safe on the roads and keep driving for longer.
Here's a look at some of the best features that can help to keep older drivers safer.
Lane Assist
Lane assist systems detect when the driver is moving out of their lane on the highway, and they then alert the driver by using a vibration or a light or sound.
They can be very useful on longer journeys when...
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Featured Stories News Releases- July 01, 2017 67
We offer systems for many different types of vehicles. Our featured product of the month, the RVS-77F6033 Safety Camera System For Forklifts with 5" Display, was specifically designed for forklifts. The RVS-77F6033 is $20 off for the month of July.
Safety Camera System For Forklifts
- 5" TFT LCD digital color display
- Equipped with back-lit buttons that illuminate in the dark
- Includes flushmount, U-bracket, and traditional mount
- Camera easily mounts to forklift
- Precise 45° Viewing Angle
We also recently introduced a wireless safety system for forklifts, the RVS-577F Wireless Safety Camera...
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News Featured Stories- June 26, 2017 47
It's summertime and gas prices are going down! According to The Associated Press, the national average price of a gallon of regular-grade gasoline has dropped 7 cents over the past two weeks, to $2.32. The U.S. average diesel price has also dropped, down 3 cents from 2 weeks ago. That means it's time for a road trip! Here are summer road trip ideas from Outside Magazine.
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News Featured Stories News Releases- June 16, 2017 49
U.S. Representatives Tim Ryan (D-13th OH), Peter King (R-2nd NY) and Jan Schakowsky (D-9th IL) recently introduced the Helping Overcome Trauma for Children Alone in Rear Seats Act (HOT CARS Act of 2017, H.R. 2801). The act requires technology in passenger vehicles to alert the driver when a passenger is left in the back seat.
This bipartisan initiative would prevent deaths and injuries caused by vehicular heatstroke. It is the first step to prevent this horrible problem. Reminder systems for headlights, doors, keys and seat belts already exist in many cars.
According to Kids and Cars, this year...
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News Featured Stories- June 08, 2017 54
More and more large companies and lawmakers are taking distracted driving seriously. It's about time. According to NHTSA, distracted driving killed 3,477 people in 2015. A feature in Apple's iOS11 hopes to stop this trend.
The Do Not Disturb While Driving feature disables alerts when you're on the road. The feature pops up when the phone determines you're in a moving vehicle after you've used it once. You can dismiss the feature if you're just a passenger.
Your phone will auto reply to messages that you're driving. There is an option to over ride this feature in the case of an "urgent" message...
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News Featured Stories Safety Guides- June 05, 2017 114
Summertime means it's time to get out on the water! New York recently opened new ferry routes between Manhattan and Brooklyn. As a person who lives in a somewhat inaccessible part of South Brooklyn, I will use this to travel to Manhattan and the beach. It's going to be a great summer! Will you be riding or driving a boat this summer? Here are some safety tips from Discover Boating.
Safe Boating Tips
- Check the weather - Always check weather conditions before setting sail. Notice dark clouds, changing winds or sudden drops in temperature? It's time to get off the water.
- Make and follow a pre-departure...
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Featured Stories- May 29, 2017 52
Memorial Day is a special day to honor and remember the brave men and women who died while serving in the US armed forces. When I was younger, every Memorial Day my family would drive to the Eskridge, KS cemetery to put flowers on my grandfathers' graves.
Now that I don't live in Kansas anymore, I take the time to call my parents and talk about the heroes we lost in our family.
Please use the day to honor those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
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News Featured Stories- May 19, 2017 78
Remember when Ford hired about 400 new mobile smartphone engineers a few months ago? They have been busy. Ford is adding Android Auto and Apply Carplay to model-year 2016 vehicles equipped with SYNC 3 infotainment software. There are a few ways you can update.
Ford SYNC 3 Update
- Download the update over the air (OTA) with a Wi-Fi connected vehicle
- Bring your car into a Ford dealership
- Download the update to a USB and plug directly into car
For Carplay, users will still have to upgrade their vehicle's USB hub to make the update work properly. Visit Ford's owner support site to download the right...
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News Featured Stories- May 19, 2017 48
According to the recent report "Will autonomous vehicles put the brakes on the collision parts business?," from from the KPMG U.S Manufacturing Institute Automotive Center, self-driving vehicles will greatly reduce OEM collision repair in the not so distant furniture. The report claims that OEM collision repair revenue, which was 5.6 billion in 2015, could drop to 2.7 billion by 2030 and go as low as 1.4 billion by 2040.
"OEMs have already begun to deal with the design and engineering challenges related to autonomous vehicles," said Gary Silberg KPMG's U.S. Automotive leader in a press...
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News Featured Stories- May 15, 2017 65
I love working in such a fast-paced industry. We are constantly designing new products for use with the latest vehicles. Our latest system is designed specifically for the Chevy City Express Van.
RVS-924718-CE Backup Camera System for Chevy City Express Vans
- Mirror Monitor with 4.3" Display
- Camera Mounts Under Third Brake Light For Factory Like Install
- Distance Grid Lines for Backing Up Reference
- 170° Ultra Wide Viewing Angle and Excellent Night Vision
- Completely Waterproof Camera - IP68
This backup camera system includes our G-series color 4.3" rear view replacement mirror monitor...
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News Featured Stories News Releases- May 11, 2017 83
This week Nissan announced the Signal Shield, a Faraday cage installed in a car's armrest. The Nissan Signal Shield blocks all WiFi, Bluetooth, and cellular signals and aims to deter distracted driving.
The idea is pretty simple. Place your phone in the compartment and close the lid before you start driving. The Signal Shield will block all messages until you open the compartment, at which point wireless connections will be restored. The concept of blocking electromagnetic waves was pioneered by English scientist Michael Faraday in the 1830s.
Opening the armrest restores all connectivity. This...