Why are streaming rearview mirrors banned?
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Rearview mirrors do increase the driver's field of vision, but streaming rearview mirrors have transmission delays, which can easily lead to accidents. Streaming rearview mirrors: As the name suggests, "streaming rearview mirrors" refer to rearview mirrors with streaming media functionality (simultaneous transmission and playback). From an academic perspective, they are rearview mirrors that can play (view) real-time video footage being uploaded from the rear camera. Disadvantages of streaming rearview mirrors: Some streaming rearview mirrors have rear cameras located on the exterior of the vehicle. If the vehicle encounters mud, water, or other contaminants while driving, these can obscure the camera, resulting in a "blind spot" in the rearview mirror and posing certain safety hazards.