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No, under no circumstances.
On buses, the left-hand and right-hand mirrors are mandatory, and they may optionally be fitted with a close-proximity mirror and a wide-angle mirror. Under no circumstances may you drive without a mirror that is required to be fitted.
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Yes, provided the close-proximity mirror is fitted.
No, under no circumstances.
Yes, provided you can see using the interior rear-view mirror.
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