Blind Spot Information System (BSI)

The BSI turns on the BSI alert indicators (A) on the door mirror covers when another vehicle in the next lane enters the "blind" area where the driver cannot see the vehicle with his peripheral vision or with the inside and outside rearview mirrors.

NOTE:

The BSI system does not ensure the safety of the vehicle occupants, nor does it help in low visibility situations such as bad weather.
The BSI system turns on/blinks* the BSI alert indicator in the following situations.

*: When moving the turn signal lever toward the side with the BSI alert indicator on, the alert indicator blinks to alert driver.

Fig 1: Identifying BSI Alert Indicators

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Pass from rear
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
  
  Fig 2: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (Pass From Rear)
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Lane changes
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
- Relative speed: About 12 mph (20 km/h)
  
  Fig 3: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (Lane Changes)
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Passing
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
- Relative speed: About 12 mph (20 km/h)
  
  Fig 4: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (Passing)
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Starting
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
  
  Fig 5: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (Starting)
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One or more lanes apart
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
  
  Fig 6: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (One Or More Lanes Apart)
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Oncoming cars
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
  
  Fig 7: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (Oncoming Cars)
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Static objects
- Vehicle operation speed: 6-99 mph (10-160 km/h)
  
  Fig 8: Vehicle Operation Speed Chart (Static Objects)
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