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by OutOfHere
49 days ago
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I don't believe that is possible. If it were possible, it wouldn't be called a blindspot. Of course a mirror should be well adjusted, but I don't see how it substitutes for checking the blindspot. Try it in a driving test; you will fail the test. |
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When the mirrors are positioned properly, other cars transition from the side window, to the side mirror, to the rear mirror.
There is literally no spot that a vehicle or person standing in the next lane, is not visible.