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To analyze the causes of traffic accidents such as school zone accidents and right-turn accidents, considering the driver's blind spots is crucial to clearly understand the driver's risk perception at the time of the accident. However, the field of view presented in emotional dashcam footage differs from the actual driver's field of view, making it difficult to accurately reflect the driver's field of view and blind spots using conventional black box footage or literature-based driver field of view analysis methods. Therefore, this study proposes an analysis technique utilizing eye-tracking technology to scientifically and objectively determine the driver's field of view limits. The analysis was conducted on three real traffic accident cases using eye-tracking technology. The results confirmed significant differences between the field of view observed in black box footage and that of drivers wearing eye-tracking devices, highlighting the importance of considering individual driver characteristics in accident analysis for more objective and scientific conclusions.