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What does BSM mean when displayed on a car?

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SanMichael

07/29/25 11:07pm

BSM stands for Blind Spot Monitoring system, also known as Lane Change Assist system. It helps to avoid collisions or scrapes caused by not seeing vehicles approaching from behind when changing lanes during driving. Additional information: 1. Reducing lane-changing safety hazards: The system uses radar sensors hidden inside the left and right sides of the rear bumper to monitor the area up to 20 meters behind the vehicle in real time. If a vehicle or other obstacle is detected within the driver's blind spot, it immediately sends an alert to the receiving device installed on the edge of the rearview mirror, reducing the risk of collisions during lane changes. 2. Reducing judgment uncertainty: The Blind Spot Monitoring system minimizes uncertainty in judgment by allowing the driver to observe the distance between vehicles through the system, thereby enhancing overall vehicle safety.

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