Institute of Transport Administration
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Blind spot information systems (BSIS) detect vulnerable road users and alert the driver to their presence or a possible collision.
They can be installed by the manufacturer or retrofitted at a later date.
If you’re retrofitting a BSIS device to an HGV with sideguards, you must install it in the right place. The vehicle will fail its MOT if the BSIS is in the wrong place.
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