Parking in the city can be a nightmare. Things such as finding a parking spot, parallel parking, and worrying about running into other vehicles are enough to make you want to turn around and go home. Backing your vehicle into narrow spots makes you wish you had somebody behind your vehicle to tell you how close you are to hitting another car. Since we can't always have somebody to help us park, we have another option, installing Vehicle Parking Sensors to our bumpers.
Each year, there are over 300,000 reported accidents while reversing. As a matter of fact, statistics show that almost every driver will at some point have an accident while backing up. Over 400 deaths occur annually while backing up. Children are mostly at risk of these sorts of fatalities.
Parking Sensors could be responsible in reducing rear end accidents by 75%. Installing Rear End Sensors will save you money in the long run by preventing accidents and keeping auto insurance premiums low. Some of the parking sensors easily attach to the bumper. Other Curb Sensors can be a little more complicated to install and may require drilling into the back of the bumper. If you are not comfortable with installing these backing sensors yourselves, you can have any stereo installation technician install these to your vehicle for cheap.
So how do Parking Sensors work? As the vehicle reverses towards an object, the LED screen will beep. The closer you get to an object, the faster the beeping.
Rear End Sensors can be installed to any car, truck, van, RV, or SUV. Help prevent reversing accidents by installing Parking Sensors to your vehicle today.
