Would this help see oncoming traffic from the left when at a sharply angled intersection, like the bottom of an exit ramp?
1320354
They are Blind Spot mirrors. They look down the side of the vehicle not off in a distance or different direction or space
993624
No. Stick with the usual car navigation. It is so small that you won't be able to really see it nor be guided by it.
1570888
Maybe a foot across diagonally. Range? It will fly beyond your ability to see it. That's when things get dicey!
1682906
Their thickness is no more than necessary to accommodate the helpful rotation feature. I'd have preferred rectangular units, but the odd shape of my car's side mirrors made round ones necessary. And as these round units are canted toward the outside, they very effectively show the blind spot. I'm very pleased, and recommend them highly.
239004
It is absolutely very directional. It is very good at showing drivers directly behind you your position. Most drivers are in this position, but the ones even more likely to hit you are coming around corners and at different angles. For that reason, I double up with this plus the light and motion vis 180 and get the best of both worlds. (that tail light shoots light in every direction.)
1849965
There are cut outs that allow for the amber turn signal lights on the bottom of the mirror to be visible from behind.
52516
yes, it will. I would start with a rather shallow angle, increasing with each pass through.
1487739
The unit could be angled slightly, but it might possibly decrease the coverage area.
1259572
Yes both wide angle the convex is better if you have a blind spot in your car
1309017
Yes. It won't show the full coverage of 180º, of course, because of the "cropped" sensor, but it will have a wide view and a bit of the characteristic curvature of straight lines near the edges.
894390
This does warn of traffic ahead, it even gives approx. minutes of delays, It is pretty advanced. There may be a setting for low bridges etc, I just don't need this and haven't looked for it. There is a pretty extensive list of settings which include avoidances. The large screen is nice.
2247473
It's quite bright, but I'm not sure it would give you a sufficiently wide or lengthy cone of light to see ahead in the dark. The diameter of the bulb is only about an inch. But, it would certainly make drivers aware of you on the road if you clipped one to the front and one to the back of your bike. On the other hand, you can do that with reflectors.
2117871
Of course. Just make sure the light is pointed out to whatever is behind you for maximum visibility. You don't want it aimed at an upward or downward position.
321930
Yes, lane assist works very well. Junction view is very nice to look at but it is just a "fixed" picture" - the perspective does not change as you get closer. Many interchange junctions don't yet have this feature incorporated in to the map data. Map updates hopefully will have more lane assist data in the future.
656811
This light is extremely bright. Don't be surprised if on coming traffic flashes you to turn it down. you shouldn't have any problems seeing the road.
795630
It does in certain situations. On GPS mode it will "pop" open another window to show the turn/exit as shown.Also if watching a movie it and using the gps it will do the same. However there is no setting for you to do this yourself.
239006
The brightness of rear lights is about getting noticed, not seeing your way. I feel very confident that anyone approaching from behind will notice me with this light. But I also have an additional light on each side of my bike to be sure that vehicles approach from the side, or at an angle, will see me.