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Originally Posted by Mr Twisty
This is a good example of a difficult situation, the difficult part is impatient cars wanting to get by in the outside lane. Also, what happens in 95% of backing, once the driver gets the tractor jack-knifed to that position and farther, the drivers mirror is pretty much useless. You need to stick your head out the window and look. It's possible with a camera, but the camera will just make a simple backing situation into a difficult one. A wide view camera creates fisheye distortion. A narrow view camera (without fisheye) wouldn't show enough information.
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Exactly. My office is in an older industrial park. It is very tight around here. Drivers need to be able to see what they are doing with their own eyes. They also have to do "blind" back ins to get to certain loading docks. Especially when the weather gets bad, drivers need to be able to see.