Blinded by the Spot: Can’t See It? Let There be Light
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The first time I experienced a blind-spot warning system was back in 2007, in an Audi Q7. I didn’t realize the big SUV even had the technology until I went to change lanes, and was startled when a light at the stem of the right mirror flashed at me three times. What the heck was [...]
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