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To obtain a broad, clear view of the road behind and to the sides.
With the car stationary and after adjusting the seat and steering wheel, position them to obtain a broad, clear view of the road behind and to the sides. The DGT recommends angling the exterior mirrors outward to cover a wider area. Good adjustment reduces blind spots but does not guarantee eliminating them; check your surroundings before manoeuvring.
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To see only the ground beside the front wheels.
To see mainly the side of your own vehicle.
To obtain a broad, clear view of the road behind and to the sides.
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