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Two suitable exterior mirrors, one on each side.
Two compliant, properly adjusted exterior mirrors, one on each side. If already fitted, no duplicate mirrors are needed. Secure the load; it must not obstruct other necessary views or hide lights or the number plate. Mirrors do not remove every blind spot or justify unsafe loading.
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Two suitable exterior mirrors, one on each side.
Only the interior and left exterior mirror even when the interior cannot show the rear.
No mirrors if the trip is short.
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