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For years, TRACK Technologies has been a trusted name among passionate drivers when it comes to developing and selling electronic accessories.
What do you do when you’re holding the very first working prototype of Blu Eye GO and know that a well-known automotive journalist has already pre-ordered it without hesitation? You grab a camera and go for a visit.
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If you frequently switch cars but still want reliable alerts about the presence of visible and unmarked emergency vehicles, we have good news. Blu Eye GO is a completely new version of the trusted Blu Eye system, now designed to be fully portable for maximum flexibility and ease of use.
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From now on, you’ll regularly see featured users of Target Blu Eye. How do they like the system and what kind of cars have they installed it in?
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Optimize the performance of your Target Blu Eye with our advanced Sharkfin Antenna Modification
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Good news! The new installation manual is now available on our website. This comprehensive guide provides all the information you need to install the LED display in your vehicle’s rearview mirror complete with clear step-by-step instructions and helpful tips to make the process smooth and straightforward.
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You are deep in your thoughts, concentrating on the road ahead, and all of a sudden, there is an ambulance or fire engine with flashing Blue lights and a siren behind you. You now need to move out of the way as quickly as possible; sometimes, finding a space to move to is difficult. Wouldn't it be much better and significantly safer if you received an early warning of the approaching emergency service vehicle in your car?
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Have you ever had the experience of driving along the motorway, you’re listening to the radio and looking regularly in your mirrors to maintain good oversight of what other cars are doing around you. At some point, you would like to overtake the car in front of you. You look in your rear-view, your side mirrors, and the coast is clear. Your last step before you signal and make your move is to check your blind spot and you look over your left shoulder. Out of seemingly thin air, an unmarked emergency vehicle drives past at high speed. You breathe a sigh of relief. You narrowly avoided a serious accident.
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Driving along the motorway and you see flashing blue lights in your rear-view mirror. Likely, your first thought is that you hope you haven’t been speeding or that you unintentionally violated traffic law. Your knee-jerk reaction is to pull over. Unfortunately, in the UK, fake undercover police, criminals pulling over unsuspecting victims, is a worrying trend. It can put you and your fellow passengers in immediate danger.
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A mobile phone patrol in an unmarked police HGV officer found that people still use their phones very often during traffic, even though the fine has increased. “Police sitting in unmarked HGV lorries are secretly filming drivers not wearing seatbelts or on their mobile phones. Forces around the country are employing the method to catch out drivers eating or reading at the wheel.
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