About Honda Blind Spot Monitoring in Toledo, OH
Get to Know the Honda Blind Spot Information System (BSI)
The Blind Spot Information System is a new technology that makes it easier than ever to account for objects in your blind spot. Many Honda vehicles offer this convenient feature that makes staying safe on the highways around Maumee effortless. Learn more about this advanced technology with Brown Honda.
What is the Blind Spot Information System?
The available Blind Spot Information System, or BSI, issues a warning on the side mirrors when a vehicle approaches from behind in adjacent lanes. This makes it easier for Bowling Green drivers to keep their eyes straight ahead and cut down on distractions.
How Does the Blind Spot Information System Work?
The system functions at speeds over 19 mph, and alert zones extend outwards by 10 feet behind and to the side of the vehicle. The faster a vehicle travels, the quicker the system detects them. That allows BSI to detect quick-moving vehicles up to 82 feet back. Should a driver use their turn signal while the BSI is active and an object is detected, an audible alert will sound.
On vehicles equipped with BSI, it is automatically engaged unless you want to disable it. To manually disable BSI, use the Safety Support Switch. You'll then be able to highlight the BSI system using the steering-wheel-mounted scroll wheels.
Remember, while BSI increases awareness and is an indispensable tool while on the road, there's no replacement for driver attention. Always double-check your mirrors before changing lanes on the roads around Monroe. Remember that BSI may not work properly if the rear-mounted sensors are covered by dirt, mud, snow, or ice.
Still have questions about the Honda Blind Spot Information System? Brown Honda in Toledo, OH, is happy to help you learn more. Reach out today or schedule a test drive and witness this sophisticated tool in action.
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Toledo, OH 43615
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