SYMETRICAL SIDEVIEWING ASSISTED TECHNOLOGY, ( S.S.V.A.T.). A SIDESVIEWING MONITERING SYSTEM,WHICH CONSISTS OF, USE OF TWO DIGITAL CAMERAS, THAT ARE PLACED ON THE TOP OF THE SIDEVIEW MIRRORS, IN THE AUTOMOBILES. THE CAMERAS ARE DIRECTLY CONNECTED INTO TWO LCD MINI-MONITERS (BETWEEN 2.5" AND NOT MORE THAN 3 " INCHS IN HEIGHT)WHICH ARE PLACED DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE DRIVER ON THE DASHBOARD,AS FAR IN AS THE WINDSHIELD ALLOWS ON EITHER SIDE OF THE STEERING WHEEL, SO THAT THE DRIVER DOES NOT HAVE TO TURN HIS (OR HER)HEAD TO LOOK AND SEE IF THEY ARE CLEAR OF OTHER VEHICLES WHEN THE DRIVER ATTEMPTS TO MAKE A LANE CHANGE. THE SYSTEM DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY MODIFICATION TO THE VEHICLES, AND IS POWERED UP BY ONLY ONE CIGARETTE LIGHTER ADAPTER PLUG. THE FOUR DEVICES ARE CONNECTED THROUGH A CENTARL RELEY SWITCH, WHICH IN TURN PLUGS INTO THE CAR'S CIGARETTE LIGHTER AMMESBLY. THIS SYSTEM WILL ESSENCIALY REPLACE THE USE OF SIDEVIEW MIRRORS FOR THE DRIVER. HOWEVER THE MIRROR ARE STILL NEEDED IN CASE OF A TOTAL SYSTEM BREAKDOWN. THIS SYSTEM IS DESIGNED FOR EASE OF INSTALLTION AND USE.