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No, under no circumstances.
No. The indirect-vision equipment required by its approval must remain complete, and the missing mandatory mirror must be repaired before normal driving. An interior or close-proximity mirror does not by itself replace the main left-hand exterior mirror: they provide different fields of view and functions. The question excludes an alternative system approved to fulfil that function.
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No, under no circumstances.
Yes, provided that it has a close-proximity mirror fitted.
Yes, provided that you can see through the interior mirror.
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