Every driver has troubles with backing up in tight corners and parking lots
. I can remember in the move, Gone in 60 seconds" Nicholas Cage who was a professional auto racer and car thief bashed and spoiled the side mirror of a Ford GT he was to deliver "whole" while trying to backup. No one is a professional when it comes to backing up and this is because man is not made with rear eyes and the eyes we have cannot see 360. The side mirrors and over head mirrors are also limited and they may not always be helpful when you are backing up in tight corners. This is why the Rear View also known as RV backup camera was designed to give you those special rear eyes.
So what's the deal about RV backup cameras? It is just a simple camera that can be installed in a car and it helps the driver to see what is happening behind while backing up. The unit consists of a camera and a monitor screen. The camera can be installed on the bumper or on the license plate area to guarantee maximum visibility of what is happening in the rear while the monitor is essentially placed on the dashboard.
The RV backup camera is installed such that it can be automatically switched on when the reverse gear is pushed; the driver can then look on the dashboard to see exactly in 3D what is happening in the rear. This has helped many drivers to overcome the issue of hitting or scratching passer-bys and other cars that are parked.
Some car models come with the RV backup camera today but just in case you do not have one installed in your car, you can always purchase them at dealerships around and online. These units are not very expensive and if you are a savvy online shopper, you might be able to cut for yourself great deals online.
RV backup cameras will save you the trouble of having your monthly premium get increased due to auto accidents and it will help you reshape your driving history effectively.