TieNN89 wrote:In a couple of years time people are going to say but my car doesn't have a reversing camera so I couldn't see...
In some (very limited) circumstances I can understand that. Up until about a year ago, the company cars where I work were Mitsubishi Tritons, the style-body with a canopy. Rear visibility was pretty much zero through the back window from the ground up until 1.5m in height. You can check all you like when you approach the car, but you can not help it if someone leaves a trolley behind you, or a kid walks behind the car, after you are already inside it. Anything below the height of that window, in a spot where the wing mirrors can't see, is invisible. I personally never backed into anything in my Triton, but a lot of people did, a handful of which were unavoidable by them. After a couple of bent tailgates, the company splashed out on cameras.