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allow clear visibility to the rear and sides of the vehicle.
The vehicle's rear-view mirrors give the driver clear visibility to the rear and sides of the vehicle, acting as an extension of their own vision.
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give the vehicle less wind resistance.
allow clear visibility only towards the rear of the vehicle.
allow clear visibility to the rear and sides of the vehicle.
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