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We are delighted to confirm that we have officially received our certifications for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 after months if not years of hard work.
Read MoreThe angle of the sun in spring can create intense glare, particularly during sunrise and sunset. This glare can significantly reduce visibility for drivers, making it challenging to see pedestrians, cyclists, or obstacles on the road. The sudden loss of visibility increases the risk of accidents, especially during peak commuting hours.
Constant exposure to bright sunlight can cause eye strain and fatigue, leading to decreased concentration and slower reaction times. This effect is amplified when driving, as drivers must remain vigilant and alert to navigate safely. The strain of squinting against the glare can also lead to headaches and overall discomfort.
Spring is synonymous with cleaning, and for many, this includes tackling the windows. The presence of sun glare can make this task more arduous and potentially dangerous. The glare makes it difficult to spot streaks or smudges on the glass, leading to frustration. Moreover, the intense sunlight can quickly dry out cleaning solutions, leaving behind unsightly residue
Vehicles that are equipped with VUE advanced safety cameras can be rendered ineffective in the face of intense sun glare. The glare can obscure the camera lenses, distorting the images and compromising their accuracy. This poses a serious safety risk, especially when relying on these cameras for parking or navigating tight spaces
We are delighted to confirm that we have officially received our certifications for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 after months if not years of hard work.
Read MoreVUE is excited to announce that Steve Vachre is joining the company as the new Business Manager of Insurtech.
Read MoreDiscover how VUE's innovative Pedestrian AI cameras and telematics solutions are revolutionising construction site safety.
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