Key:

Person's Natural Line of Sight Using Their Own Peripheral Vision

Area of Motion Detection When Wearing GOBLIN® Peripheral Vision System™

Driver's Blind Spot

Vehicle Mirror Visibility

Description
In this worse-case scenario, the Ford 880 truck is facing North. Approximately 15 feet behind the truck is a person, facing south, wearing a GOBLIN® Peripheral Vision System™ (with their head in a fixed position). The truck can get no closer than 15 feet before the person is made aware of the motion behind them. In other scenarios (where the person is rotating their head) the distance where they are made aware of motion is much greater. As indicated, without the GOBLIN® Peripheral Vision System™ neither truck nor person would be able to see each other.



Features

• Adds Up to 180° of Peripheral Vision
• Made Of Industrial Grade Plastic Polymer
• Acrylic Mirrors Are Scratch Resistant & Tinted To Prevent Glare
• Clips Easily To Brim Of Most Hard Hats
• Meets WAC 296 155 305 Standards
• Unique “Breakaway” System Prevents Risk Of Added Injury
• Storage System Included For Safe-Keeping
• Made In The U.S.A.