Replacing traditional bus mirrors with VD-1237 camera system involves installing cameras on the sides and rear of the bus and displaying the video feed on a monitor located inside the driver’s compartment. This eliminates the need for physical mirrors, which can improve the bus’s aerodynamics and reduce blind spots for the driver.

The camera system typically consists of high-resolution cameras mounted on the sides and rear of the bus, connected to a central processor or control unit. The images captured by the cameras are then transmitted to a monitor inside the driver’s compartment, providing the driver with a real-time view of the bus’s surroundings.

There are several benefits to replacing bus mirrors with a camera system. First, it can improve safety by providing a better view of the bus’s surroundings, particularly in blind spots. Second, it can improve fuel efficiency by reducing drag and wind resistance caused by traditional mirrors. Finally, it can reduce maintenance costs, as cameras are less prone to damage than physical mirrors.