Getting caught unawares by a fogged or dirty backup camera is unfortunate, and with a little maintenance, can be easily avoided. We’ll take you through the steps of properly cleaning a camera lens, and then what you can do to troubleshoot a little further, as well as how to protect...

Using a backup camera to reverse your vehicle is standard practice, but many drivers with trucks, SUVs, and farm equipment want their camera running continuously, not just when shifting into reverse. The good news: this is absolutely achievable with the right aftermarket system and some straightforward DIY wiring work.

Yes. A backup camera is one of the smartest upgrades you can make to an aging vehicle. For $50–500, you get a meaningful reduction in backing accidents, eliminate daily parking anxiety, and bring your car up to the safety standard that's been federally required on all new vehicles since 2018....

Odds are, if you’re reading this, you have an older car you love, and you’re not planning on replacing it anytime soon. Simultaneously, however, you want the modern features that a backup camera provides. Luckily for you, you don’t have to buy a new car, you can just put a...

You probably assume your backup camera keeps you safe—but the reality is more unsettling. Since 2018, federal rules have mandated backup cameras in every new car, yet approximately 263 people still die annually in backover crashes. While cameras have achieved a remarkable 78% reduction in child backover deaths, that split...

Backing into unseen obstacles or pedestrians is a common and costly problem, which is why backup cameras have become mandatory to enhance safety and reduce backover accidents. These cameras display a live video of the area behind your vehicle when you shift into reverse, drastically improving safety and reducing blind...

In a world where every second counts on the road, a single moment of inattention can have tragic consequences. Imagine a busy suburban driveway where a parent, distracted by everyday worries, reverses their car—only to miss a small child playing nearby. This heart-wrenching scenario isn’t rare; it fueled the drive...

Backup cameras have completely changed how drivers navigate tight spaces, significantly improving safety and convenience. The oldest year car with a backup camera dates back to 1956 when General Motors unveiled the Buick Centurion concept car at the Motorama. Yet, it took nearly half a century before backup cameras moved...

Since May 1, 2018, all new vehicles under 10,000 pounds must include a backup camera—a backup camera regulation enforced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to dramatically reduce the risk of backover crashes and the tragic losses that often accompany them.

Whether you enjoy tackling rugged terrain or conquering challenging trails, having the right off-road modifications can greatly enhance your experience. And why wouldn’t you want to push the limits of your F-150 truck?