Car night vision camera improve safety

Twice the risk of an accident as compared to driving during the day.

Accident statistics show that driving at night represents a significant potential danger. In Germany, some 50 percent of fatal car accidents happen at night, although an average of 75 percent of all driving is done during the day. This means that the risk of driving at night is twice as high as during the day. A similar situation is to be found in the US. With a 28 percent share of all driving, 55 percent of all fatal accidents occur at night.

Accident statistics throughout Europe as a whole also justify intensive consideration of the issue of nocturnal driving. According to estimates, approx. 560,000 people are injured in the dark in Europe and some 23,000 are killed.

The darkly dressed jogger in the half light, the insufficiently lit cyclist at night: the increased risk to pedestrians poses one of the biggest safety problems in the dark. Here again, the Federal Office for Statistics is clear: over 25,000 accidents per year involving pedestrians and cyclists occur during the night in Germany

The reasons are obvious: poor or significantly limited sight conditions on highways and country roads, obstacles or narrow bends which are recognized too late with the low beam, inappropriate judgement of speed or distance due to a lack of orientation for the eye, driving into the “black hole” of the headlights of oncoming traffic, possibly exacerbated by wet, reflecting road surfaces – just to mention a few examples.

Our eyes are the first line of defense against these hazards. Unfortunately, eyes are not the best detectors and they can use some assistance when driving at night to avoid accidents,making night time driving safer.

Starting today, you don’t have to worry about driving at night.Please pay attention to our excellent safety driving assistance-Infrared thermal imaging automobile assistance system.This product can greatly reduce traffic accidents and save more lives.

car night vision camera improve visability