Key components and features of a blind spot detection system may include:

Sensors: The system often uses sensors, such as radar sensors or cameras, positioned strategically around the vehicle to monitor the surrounding areas.

Monitoring:The sensors continuously monitor the adjacent lanes and areas that are difficult for the driver to see.

Alerts: If a vehicle or object is detected in the blind spot while the driver signals a lane change, the system provides visual or audible alerts to warn the driver.

Indicator Lights: Some systems incorporate indicator lights on the side mirrors or in the vehicle's interior to inform the driver about the presence of a vehicle in the blind spot.

Integration with Side Mirrors: In certain cases, the blind spot system integrates with the side mirrors, adjusting or flashing them to alert the driver.

Compatibility with Lane Departure Warning: Blind spot systems are sometimes integrated with lane departure warning systems to provide a more comprehensive safety solution.