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The BSIS-BSM
BSM and blind-spot information systems such as BSIS, according to their function and design. They help warn of risks in limited-visibility zones; not all detect the same users or use identical sensors or interventions. They do not replace driver observation or guarantee collision avoidance. Drowsiness warnings and stability control have other specific functions, although they also contribute to safety.
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