What does it mean when the RVM yellow light is on?
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RVM stands for Rear Vehicle Monitoring system, which alerts the driver when there is a vehicle in the blind spot during lane changes. A yellow light indicates a malfunction, requiring troubleshooting and timely repair. Below is relevant information about RVM: 1. Working Principle: RVM uses sub-millimeter wave radar installed on the rear bumper to detect vehicles in adjacent lanes and measure the distance to vehicles behind. When a lane change poses a danger, it alerts the driver by flashing indicator lights and sounding an alarm. This system employs 24GHz sub-millimeter wave radar with a wide detection range that is less affected by adverse weather or sunlight, enabling high-precision detection of approaching vehicles from the rear even at high speeds. 2. Purpose: RVM is a system based on safe driving, aiming to reduce accident risks and driving burden. However, each function has its limitations, so drivers should not over-rely on it and must always prioritize safe driving.