I agree it's not beautiful. Don't think I would ever encounter this though, because if I need to see the turn signal camera, generally my seatbelt is buckled.
I agree it's not beautiful. Don't think I would ever encounter this though, because if I need to see the turn signal camera, generally my seatbelt is buckled.
This happens ONLY if you put your belt (or your passengers put their belts) on AFTER you put the vehicle into gear. If everyone is buckled up before putting it into D or R, then the graphic will not appear. I had the habit of buckling up after I backed out of my garage, now I am forced to buckle up right away to avoid the persistent graphic. I don't know why the graphic must persist after all detected seats are buckled.
So in our case...my 9 year old was buckled in 100% of the time of this ride..but he decided to shift his weight while buckled in and due to perhaps his weight the seat registered as him gotten off then on ...and coincidentally I also wanted to switch lanes at the same time..pretty fringe case..but I was going 50+ miles n hour when this happened...so others just be careful that even if you have the seatbelts on and only shift your weight..this can happen..and the nagging part is that it covered my lane change camera for a full 60 seconds and since my turn signal was on...but I wouldn't change lanes...the car behind me honked at me several times leading to some concern in the car...
