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Road Conditions And
Displayed Image
There are some differences between
what is shown on the display, and the
actual road conditions.
The different perceptions of distance
could lead to an accident. The
conditions that can lead to the different
perceptions of distance, listed below,
must be taken into consideration:
When The Vehicle Slopes Due To
The Weight Of Passengers And
Load:
When the vehicle is rear heavy, the
object on the screen seems to be
further away than it really is.
When The Road Behind The
Vehicle Slopes Steeply:
When the vehicle is on a steep uphill
(downhill) slope, the object on the
screen seems to be further away than it
really is.
Three Dimensional Object Behind
The Vehicle:
Since the distance guide line display is
based on a flat surface, the distance to
a three dimensional object on the
screen differs from the actual distance.
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Loaded Vehicle Camera Angle
1 — Object
2 — Variance
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Downhill Camera Angle
1 — Distance Between The Vehicle And
Object Displayed On The Screen
2 — Actual Distance Between The
Vehicle And Object
3 — Appears Farther Than Actual
Distance
4 — Object At Actual Position
5 — Object On Screen
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Downgrade Camera Angle
1 — Distance Between The Vehicle And
Object Displayed On The Screen
2 — Actual Distance Between The
Vehicle And Object
3 — Appears Closer Than Actual
Distance
4—ObjectOnScreen
5 — Object At Actual Position
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