Sideview Camera
Shows you an expanded view of a lane beside you when you use your turn signal, or when you activate the feature manually.
This feature shares similar uses to blind spot monitors.
Shows you an expanded view of a lane beside you when you use your turn signal, or when you activate the feature manually.
This feature shares similar uses to blind spot monitors.
This feature shows you a video view of what is next to – or coming up alongside – your car.
This feature improves passenger-side visibility – and in some cases, offers the driver a 360 degree view of the surrounding area of the car. You can use this feature to protect bumpers, side mirrors, trim and wheel rims from damage at slow speeds.
Use your turn signal, or activate the feature using a button usually located on your turn signal lever. If you want to use this feature while backing up, it may only turn on if you are going 3 to 7 miles per hour.
You should still check your mirrors and always look over both shoulders before changing lanes, parallel parking, making right turns, etc.
Depending on your car model, you may be able to see a view of the left-side and/or the right-side of your car when using your turn signal (or when activating the feature manually).
This feature is designed to activate when you use your turn signal. However, for most cars, you are free to turn on the sideview camera screen using a special button located on your turn signal lever. Check your car owner’s manual for more information on how to turn on this feature manually.
These features warn you of cars driving in your blind spots. They may provide an additional warning if you use your turn signal when there is a car next to you in another lane.
Lane departure warning systems alert you if you’re drifting out of your lane using visual, vibration or sound warnings.