Now these mirrors will soon be history – ABC News

The cars are constantly being developed and now also the door mirrors soon be history. They have done their job well over the years, and made sure to prevent countless accidents.

But for picture sign and constructors are mirrors most irritation. They can often lead to loss of some visual impact, and designers like them why not. It does not help the matter that mirror helps poorer aerodynamics, which in turn contributes to higher fuel consumption.

For car owners is they do not always just fun. How many mirrors have not been lost in the narrow face situations, in car parks, garages or car washes?

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can be placed anywhere

the problem has been that the law has dictated exterior mirrors in all countries, but now Japan has approved the use of cameras and video display instead of exterior mirrors. Today’s cameras can be placed anywhere, and thus provide a better overview of blind spots.

They can adjust itself by light, reflections and dark, and with its more “hidden” locations offer the superior aerodynamics compared to the old mirrors, and thus less consumption.

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New players on the field

Many people have been waiting for this breakthrough. Countless subcontractors now working with various camera-based monitoring systems, and it is expected that the EU follow suit later this year, while the United States is likely to do so in 2018.

The new rules mean that new players coming on path, as the German giant Bosch. They make not ordinary mirror, but will become a serious player in camera-based monitors.

Thus, it lasts not long before the first car without side mirrors come. Tesla is among those who have shown this concept models, they are guaranteed a result of more.

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