Volvo Launches Blind Spot Information System (BLIS)
Article Summary
Once the butt of jokes for its unfashionable safety conscious outlook, Volvo's active safety research continues to impress. The company's new Blind Spot Information System now recognises cars and motorcycles with a camera-based monitoring system that keeps a watchful eye on the 'blind' area alongside and offset rear of the car.
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