Consumer Reports has long advocated for standards to address blind spots behind vehicles. In 2014 the Department of Transportation mandated that all vehicles weighing less than 10,000 pounds have rear ...

Consumer Reports long advocated for standards to address blind spots behind vehicles and in 2014, the Department of Transportation issued a rule that required backup cameras in all vehicles that weigh ...

CARS.COM — Backup cameras are critical to reducing the more than 200 deaths and 15,000 injuries caused by backover crashes each year, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

CARS.COM — The effectiveness of backup cameras is well-documented, so much so that starting May 1, 2018, they’ll be federally mandated standard equipment on new cars. If your car doesn’t have one from ...

The lines on your backup camera serve distinct, practical purposes. Most vehicles display two types: static and dynamic. Static lines never move. They're fixed overlays meant to show consistent ...

After years of delay and hundreds of avoidable deaths, all cars sold from the 2018 model year onward in the US and Canada were required to have a backup camera (the EU is phasing them in during 2022, ...

Rearview, or backup, cameras have become increasingly common on new cars, adding a measure of safety and convenience when reversing. If your late-model car is not so equipped, there's an aftermarket ...

Backup cameras are a handy feature on modern-day cars that assist with reversing your car. The colors on a backup camera -- green, yellow, and red -- indicate varying distances from the back of your ...

In 2018, it became law that every new car sold must come with a backup camera to help drivers avoid rear-end collisions. With advancements in technology in both screens and cameras, these became easy, ...

Consumer Reports has long advocated for standards to address blind spots behind vehicles. In 2014 the Department of Transportation mandated that all vehicles weighing less than 10,000 pounds have ...