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The blind spot.
The blind spot: an area not covered by direct vision or mirrors. Check it before moving sideways while maintaining vehicle control. Also avoid remaining in other road users’ blind spots. Checking mirrors and signalling alone do not guarantee a clear lane or give priority.
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The blind spot.
Other vehicles’ tyres.
Signalling beacons.
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