Posted on 5/30/2025
Blind spot sensors have become a standard safety feature in most modern vehicles, helping drivers avoid lane-change collisions by detecting cars just out of view. But like any technology, these sensors can fail or malfunction. When that happens, it’s important to understand what’s causing the issue and how to get it fixed. If your blind spot warning light stays off when it should be on, flashes unexpectedly, or you’re seeing a sensor error message on the dash, don’t ignore it. The system is designed to add an extra layer of protection on the road, especially in fast-moving traffic like we see around Houston. Here’s what you should do next. How Blind Spot Sensors Work Blind spot monitoring systems use radar or ultrasonic sensors mounted on the sides or rear of your vehicle. These sensors detect when another vehicle enters your blind spot—the space just behind your shoulder that your mirrors often miss. When another car enters this ... read more