“I never thought I needed a backup camera . . . until I had one,” the owner of a 2021 Acura ILX told CR. Based on a recent CR survey, plenty of other drivers agree: Two of the advanced safety systems ...

This week on CNET Roadside Assistance, we look ahead at a Wi-Fi-enabled rear-view camera that plays nice with your smartphone. Antuan Goodwin Senior Writer, Electrified Cars Antuan started out in the ...

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On newer vehicles, integrated backup cameras have become a common site. Since 2018, the U.S. government has mandated that they be installed on all new vehicles, and they’ve been a great help to assist ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a proposed rule Monday requiring all new light vehicles — including cars, SUVs, trucks and vans — to have "rear-view visibility systems," in ...

The federal government wants automakers to install back-up cameras in all new vehicles starting in late 2014. The plan, announced Friday, received a strong endorsement from insurance industry and ...

A number of vehicles are being recalled because of problems with the rear-view back-up camera and related equipment. Here is a partial listing from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ...

A software glitch in the Panoramic View Monitor system causes blank or frozen rear-camera images, triggering a massive recall ...

In order to improve low-speed safety on both passenger cars and trucks, rear-view cameras have been enacted as law to be standard features on U.S. cars by the 2018 model year. The goal is to reduce ...

U.S. government is now saying it will move towards a resolution. Sept. 25, 2013 — -- On the same day a lawsuit is being filed by safety advocates demanding federal action on rules to require rear ...

This latest recall follows one previously announced in May 2025 when Ford recalled more than one million vehicles due to a ...

Hyundai is recalling 226,118 vehicles in the U.S. due to a defect with rear-view cameras that could prevent the display of the rear-view image, which is required by federal safety regulations.