Driver field of view guidelines

February 10, 2015

I work for a truck equipment distributor that receives many requests for dash-mounted cameras and other similar accessories. We are concerned some items customers want to install are too large and will obstruct driver view. Are there any regulations or guidelines for dash accessory size and location?

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