Blind Spot Information System is a safety feature designed to enhance driver awareness by detecting vehicles in hard-to-see areas.

How it works:

• Uses sensors to monitor the vehicle’s blind spots.
• If another vehicle enters these areas, visual alerts (such as a light on the side mirror) notify the driver.
• Some systems may also provide audible warnings or steering assistance if the driver attempts to change lanes while a vehicle is detected.

Why it's important:

Blind Spot Information System helps prevent lane-change collisions by providing real-time awareness of surrounding traffic, making driving safer and more controlled.