Anyone who has ever pulled a trailer will appreciate the Rampage WiFi Backup Camera, a new device that’s a snap to install. Simply attach it to the rear of your vehicle using its suction cup mount, ...

With few exceptions, almost no backup cameras are entirely wireless. Permanently installed cameras need a power source, and even cameras that don't connect directly to the display still need power.

Towing a trailer, camper, or other vehicles can be challenging for several reasons. It can be tough maneuvering around obstacles, backing up, and parking in general. A camera positioned near the ...

Even if you install a wireless backup camera (which have their own issues), you’ll still have to wire it up to a power source. Wired models will require, well, running wires inside your car, which you ...

This week on CNET Roadside Assistance, we look ahead at a Wi-Fi-enabled rear-view camera that plays nice with your smartphone. Antuan Goodwin Senior Writer, Electrified Cars Antuan started out in the ...

Even if you install a wireless backup camera (which have their own issues), you’ll still have to wire it up to a power source. Wired models will require, well, running wires inside your car, which you ...

Most newer cars and trucks come with a backup camera already installed. That’s great news for anyone with a newer vehicle. But pickups are reliable vehicles, and there are plenty of older ones driving ...

Since 2018, the U.S. Department of Transportation has mandated that every vehicle coming off a production line features a backup camera as a standard component. While drivers of new vehicles rejoice ...

CARS.COM — The effectiveness of backup cameras is well-documented, so much so that starting May 1, 2018, they’ll be federally mandated standard equipment on new cars. If your car doesn’t have one from ...