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Proposed mechanical modifications aim to reduce blind-spot accidents in heavy vehicles, indicating improved safety.
SafeDrive 360 is a proposed mechanical design modification for heavy vehicles such as buses and trucks, developed to reduce blind-spot-related road accidents. The research focuses on improving the vehicle's structural design to enhance the driver's field of vision and reduce areas that cannot be directly observed. The proposed design aims to increase road safety for pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and other road users by addressing one of the major causes of collisions involving heavy vehicles. This research presents the concept, design methodology, expected safety benefits, and potential applications of the SafeDrive 360 system. The study demonstrates how practical engineering modifications can contribute to accident prevention, improve driver awareness, and support the development of safer commercial vehicles in the future.
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