Method and apparatus for temporary view shifting of vehicle side

Optical: systems and elements – Mirror – Automatically adjustable in response to vehicle position,...

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359841, 359849, 359872, 359877, 359850, G02B 508, G02B 7182

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057453101

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are provided to allow the operator of a vehicle wishing to change traffic lanes to temporarily scan an angle of the passing lane which is in his or her "blind spot", i.e., an area outside the normal angle of viewing of a conventional flat side rear view mirror. The invention is also useful to divert the headlight reflection from a vehicle in a passing lane out of an operator's eyes. Accomplishment is through temporary pivotal movement of the side mirror to shift the mirror viewing angle from the position at which it had been preset by the operator for normal driving.

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