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Whenever I am in a car I am usually the one driving or in the front passenger seat. The other day when I was riding in the back seat of a friend's car, he made mention of some idiot driver behind him. My first inclination was to look in the side view mirror which was non-existant. At that moment I thought
about how convienient it would be to be able to see behind the car from the back seat without having to turn around. The solution would be a second set of side view mirrors on the car so that the rear seat passengers can share the same vantage point of the driver.
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And let backseat drivers have more of a say? |
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The addition of secondary side mirrors would make for two more, (albeit small) blind spots for the driver. |
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The mirrors would probably have to mount 6 to 10 inches higher to keep them out of the view of the main side view mirrors. |
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I think a better idea would be a secondary rear-view mirror, maybe offset a little so it doesn't block the driver's view. I use my rear-view a lot more than my side-views, personally. |
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