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US professor develops a blind spot mirror

US professor develops a blind spot mirror

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For those who drive, they are aware of a car's blind spots, and if you ride a motorcycle, you would know that being or passing through that blind spot could be scary at times. A motorcyclist would not know if the other motorist is aware of his or her presence.

 

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The side mirrors on our car, including the rear view mirror, does not offer much view in terms of blind spot areas and we often have to check for any passing motorists before we make a turn or switch to another lane. A university professor in the United States has found a solution to this problem with an invention of a mirror that literally eliminates the blind spot in a driver




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He is too late!

 

Some one already invented it!

 

I bought my small round blind spot mirror for $1.50.

 

:D

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Don't most conti cars have an aspherical mirror with a line hence eliminating the blindspot?

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agreed with llmw..and this invention is good as most motorists do not bother to buy small blind spot mirror and if this is installed by default can be a very excellent safety feature

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