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Old 14-02-2015, 01:00 AM   #18
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Default Re: Do reverse cameras really improve safety when reversing?

I can see it both ways, each have its benefits. I have never used a reversing camera, but had sensors on the FG. I found them to be useful particularly for judging distances when getting really close, but it didn't replace looking and judging distances with mirrors etc. I will admit I probably got a bit lazier relying on the sensors for distance, but hasn't hurt be going back to a car with out them.

Though having reverse senses still doesn't help everyone, my ex-girlfriend still managed to reverse into a pole at very low speed with the sensors on my FG
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