Semi Truck Blind Spot Camera

We want the to be as safe as possible and minimize accidents on the road. The best way to do this is give drivers the most visibility possible to see around them in ways never before thought of.
Trans-United is safer than ever before through the use of a road only facing dash cam that records based on driving incidents and through the use of a panic button accessible to drivers.
Another great feature is a in cab monitor that displays video feed from a passenger side blind spot camera and a camera located on the top of the tractor facing the rear of the tractor/trailer.
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[@sherylclements2846]

I'm now studying to get my commercial permit, then CDL within the next 2-3 months. I've been immersed in getting as much knowledge as possible, and I keep hearing about the "blind spots", and the like, and wondered why in this day and age, there aren't cameras to cover these, with views in the cab?? With all the modern technology available, that isn't that expensive (I have a lightbulb security cam at home that alerts and is decently clear, for under $20!) ... I get the forward facing to cover incidents, which is a GREAT idea for legality issues. But other camera are honestly needed for backing, and when the driver is sleeping, motion monitors that alert and even record. I heard of one trucker even having a drone that is simulcast to a screen mounted on his dash to cover all areas when backing into docks, etc. It's legal because it's so close to the rig and he only uses it for that. More of this is needed. Thank you for this! I realize it's 2 years ago, but even so, I still don't see much on adding blind spot or rear cameras, that could mount with a magnet or other so it's wireless.

[@jefffleming4766]

A perfect example of T-U's commitment to Safety !!!!!

[@ecortez311]

what is the make or name I'm trying to install something like that on my truck