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Left-hand and right-hand exterior mirrors
The left and right exterior mirrors. When the interior mirror does not provide the required field of view, the second exterior mirror on the right must be fitted and the interior mirror becomes optional under that table. This does not authorise objects that compromise attention, safety or the driver’s necessary field of vision.
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