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Directly or through the mirrors
Observe the visible area directly and use mirrors for traffic behind and alongside. Mirrors do not cover everything: check blind spots with a brief glance by turning your head slightly when necessary, maintaining control and forward attention. Do not turn fully and lose sight of your travel for too long.
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Directly and by turning their head completely
Only through the mirrors
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