Manual Reversing vs Camera Reversing

In manual reversing, it is not easy to see what is going on around your vehicle when going backwards. This is because when backing up, the vehicle itself is blocking your full view. The common areas where reversing is commonly done is on the driveways, malls, and parking lots.

In these areas, there is a high probability of pedestrians walking, small kids, skateboarders, dogs and other reversing vehicles. This is why it is important to check your vehicle in full circle before you start reversing.

Checking your vehicle helps you minimize the risk of hitting someone or running over a child or a dog. Though the risks are high because even after you check, anything can get on your way by the time you are starting to reverse.

In manual reversing, the driver relies heavily on the mirrors and head checks which can be one big mistake and cannot be trusted!

In-Camera reversing, you don’t have to walk around your vehicle to clear any blind spots or kids, you comfortably shift your car into reverse gear and your reversing cameras automatically switches on.

These cameras effectively give you clear precise information about what is happening in your rear from the comfort of your driver’s seat. You don’t have to be looking over your right or left shoulder to get this information. You simply need to keep your eye on the monitor and reverse as directed by the rear reverse cameras.

In Reverse Camera systems, one completely relies on the camera and the monitor installed on the dashboard to relay accurate information and help you reverse safely. If you are still stuck with the old methods of manual reversing it’s time to get yourself the advanced technology of reverse camera systems from Reverse Safe.