Trailer camera systems

You can pay more, or less, but this is what I am looking at.

AI Active Vision Detection | Future Trends in Vehicle Safety

 

Drive awhile and you'll get over the need for this.

 

yes and no. We reverse in two places on the blind side, one at night. Cars line the street both sides. One property has a sneaky letter box (now heavy duty as we have cleaned it up in the past), and other gate posts. The gate post one is an S maneuver with added fun past a shed and willy nilly parked staff cars. To date in the day cab we have done ok but had one or two close calls plus the letter box. New truck has a sleeper, smaller mirrors, and the trailer remains blind. A few cameras and a split screen with a sensible siren is making sense to me. My pride can suffer as its cheaper than what 50T does at 3kmh.

 

Great idea!

 

If you're strictly using it to watch for hidden obstacles while maneuvering, I bet you could livestream from a small quadcopter drone right over you to a screen on your console. Doubt it could keep up with you at 65 mph though.