I have a non-touchscreen "Lanmodo Pro Night Vision System" installed on my dashboard of my 2021 'Citroen C4 Grand Spacetourer' and wonder whether this is unlawful here in the UK as the devices color screen is on at night to enhance what I see through the windscreen. This is an amazing bit of safety kit for me at night, it's saved me several times, and pedestrians too. The Lanmodo Night Vision device sits directly behind my steering wheel on the cars dashboard, it in no way impedes my normal driving vision, I can see my full car windscreen over the top of the device, I don't even have to shift my eyes. For comparison, within my car itself I have to gaze to my left to see the Citroen's constantly changing digital speedo, rev counter, and safety warnings that flash up regularly on the centrally placed 12 inch i-****pit display but they are considered legal. I'm aware that certain laws forbid dashcams and such in the UK because they apparently distract the driver, but does a real time, no latency, colour 'night vision safety device' fall under the same axe?
To help, here's a daytime photo which shows my Lanmodo Night Vision as fixed to my cars dashboard and the exterior surroundings. Click the following link below to see that photo. Not a good quality display on the device as it is purely for night use.
Night Vision Device
Here's a link to a LANMODO video demo, and the results are not fabricated or manipulated, I get this quality all the time, but is it illegal in the UK?
Night Vision test
Cheerz, Look forward to members help and feedback on this post.
To help, here's a daytime photo which shows my Lanmodo Night Vision as fixed to my cars dashboard and the exterior surroundings. Click the following link below to see that photo. Not a good quality display on the device as it is purely for night use.
Night Vision Device
Here's a link to a LANMODO video demo, and the results are not fabricated or manipulated, I get this quality all the time, but is it illegal in the UK?
Night Vision test
Cheerz, Look forward to members help and feedback on this post.
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