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With the vehicle stationary on a straight road.
Adjust mirrors while stationary in a safe place, preferably level and on a straight road. First adjust the seat and adopt your driving posture so the mirrors suit that position. Follow vehicle instructions and check the field of view. Good adjustment reduces unseen areas but does not guarantee eliminating all blind spots: before manoeuvring, also check areas the mirrors do not cover while maintaining attention to traffic.
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With the vehicle moving, to see better.
With the vehicle stationary on a straight road.
With the vehicle stationary or moving, it makes no difference.
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