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Briefly and frequently
The driver of a vehicle should check through the rear-view mirror briefly and frequently, because the road situation is constantly changing and they must not neglect what is ahead. The road should also be checked before signalling and carrying out manoeuvres, and before opening the vehicle doors.
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Frequently, keeping your gaze fixed for at least three seconds each time
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Briefly, only when it is essential
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