Driving a car is a hobby of many people but bike riders have their own world and the feeling that bike riders experience is hardly felt by a car driver and this is the reason why all the big motor vehicle companies are constantly improving two wheelers and adding new features to two wheelers every day.
Suzuki Electronics has come up with such a feature! Let us tell you that Suzuki has said that it is going to provide rear view camera in the tail lamp of its bikes soon, due to which the wide angle view will be very clear and the bike riders will not face the problem of blind spot again and again.
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As everyone knows that the problem of blind spots is quite common in two wheelers and whenever the bike rider has to take a turn, he has to look ahead and behind so that he can take the turn safely.
Keeping this problem in mind, the company, in collaboration with Tokai Rika, is manufacturing a camera in a tail lamp which will be installed at the back of the bike. After this, the motorcyclist will get a better wide angle view on the TFT screen near his handle and he will be able to easily understand how many vehicles are running behind and around him, due to which he will be able to take turns safely and the possibility of accidents will also be reduced to a great extent.
Suzuki also says that it wants to improve this camera so much that it can tell the distance between the bike and the vehicle coming behind and in future it will be improved from this angle also.
Not only this, if this feature comes then no bike rider will need to look in the side mirror again and again to estimate the traffic and his attention will not be diverted from the front and in this way the chances of accident will also be reduced.
After installing this feature, you will start getting an idea of all the traffic on the screen installed on the front of the bike. Let us tell you that Suzuki says that soon it will start providing this feature in the bikes coming under Suzuki production. Although the time has not been disclosed by the company yet, but it is expected that soon this feature will be seen in all the bikes of Suzuki.
– Vindhyavasini Singh
