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No, because the left exterior mirror is essential.
No. Annex III of the General Vehicle Regulations requires the left exterior mirror on cars. Repair or replace it before normal driving; having a right or interior mirror does not remove that obligation. The interior mirror is mandatory when it provides the prescribed field of view; otherwise it becomes optional and a right exterior mirror is required. The left side must not universally be called the driver’s side, because steering-wheel position varies.
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No, because the left exterior mirror is essential.
Yes, when you have the right exterior mirror and the interior mirror.
Yes, when you have the right exterior mirror.
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