Watch Your Driving!Vision Changes When You Speed
July 15th, 2008
photo credit: JaeYong, BAE
The Canadian Journal of Optometry says a driver’s side or peripheral vision decreases by about 25% at speeds of 100 kilometers per hour (about 62 miles per hour).
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A driver’s peripheral vision is particularly important because of the way a motor vehicle is operated. As an example, the California Department of Motor Vehicles notes that drivers often use their rearview mirrors for navigating but must depend on peripheral or side vision to continue monitoring traffic conditions straight ahead of them. Peripheral vision also is needed for observing boundaries of lanes on busy freeways.
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