The blue screen issue with the reversing camera is mostly caused by faults in the camera or video signal wiring. If the screen switches to a "blue screen" state when shifting into reverse gear, it indicates that the central control screen is functioning normally and the reverse activation signal is also working properly. The problem lies solely in the video signal not being transmitted to the screen. Below are some driving tips and precautions: 1. Frequently Check Rearview Mirrors: Some novice drivers, due to excessive nervousness, tend to focus solely on the road ahead. This habit is not only incorrect but also unsafe. After hitting the road, new drivers should regularly check the left and right rearview mirrors to stay aware of the vehicle's surroundings. 2. Maintain an Appropriate Speed: Many new drivers drive too slowly, thinking it’s safer because they lack confidence in their skills. However, driving either too fast or too slow is unsafe—maintaining an appropriate speed is key. 3. Don’t Rely Solely on the Reversing Camera: Modern vehicles come equipped with many high-tech features, such as the reversing camera, which is a great tool. However, when reversing, don’t just focus on the reversing camera. Always check the left and right rearview mirrors as well as the front of the vehicle, since the reversing camera has blind spots. Checking the front helps avoid situations where you focus only on the rear and neglect the front.
