Tech way to prevent blind spot crashes


PETALING JAYA: Road safety advocates are giving the thumbs up to the government’s intent to promote blind spot detection (BSD) technology in vehicles here.

“To be seen is to be safe,” said Road Safety Marshal Club founder and president K. Balasupra­maniam when asked about the Malaysian Department of Standards’ call for public feedback on the use of BSD in vehicles, particularly to detect motorcycles.

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