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Left at up to and including 100 km/h; left and right above 100 km/h.
A left exterior mirror if maximum speed is at or below 100 km/h; above 100 km/h, one exterior mirror on each side. Exactly 100 km/h is included in the lower category, and this concerns the vehicle’s maximum speed, not its speed at that moment. Mirrors must meet applicable fields of view and approval requirements.
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Left at up to and including 100 km/h; left and right above 100 km/h.
None, because a protective structure removes the requirement.
Always only one interior mirror, whatever maximum speed.
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