Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.

Proposal to extend the provisions for rear-view mirrors under UN R125 to camera-monitor devices, including the cameras, holders, and housings.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 61 with the proposed amendments to Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Draft proposal to align the provisions of Regulation 26 with the proposed amendments of Regulation 46 (devices for indirect vision) for the replacement of rear-view mirrors by camera monitor systems.

Proposal to align the UN regulation on frontal impact (UN R94) with the proposed amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The proposal would have exterior CMS treated identically as exterior rear-view mirrors presently are under UN R94.

Proposal to align UN R10 with the amendment to UN R46 that would enable the type approval of camera-monitor systems in place of rear-view mirrors. The amendment would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with “devices for indirect vision” including CMS.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on steering equipment according Regulation 79 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. Various steering effort test provisions depend on the turning circle which currently excludes external mirrors. The text is amended to exclude as well external camera’s for camera-monitor devices. The proposal would replace the reference to rear-view mirrors with the term “devices for indirect vision” to encompass exterior CMS devices.

This proposal of the IGCMS-II amends the provisions on the category M2 or M3 vehicles with regard to their general construction according Regulation 107 to include vehicles equipped with devices for indirect vision such as camera-monitor devices. A folding seat for use by the crew, in position of use and when folded, may not obstruct the driver’s view on the exterior rear-view mirror. This also applies for the view on the monitor used for camera-monitor devices, if fitted.