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Yes, always
Having a left-hand mirror is always compulsory for passenger cars, even though the interior mirror may give a complete view of the sides of the vehicle and the horizon extending behind it.
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No, it's always optional
It's only compulsory when the interior mirror doesn't allow the required field of vision to be seen
Yes, always
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