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Turn your head slightly to complete the mirror's field of vision.
If, before starting our journey or while driving, we want to check that there is no blind spot in the mirror, we must turn our head slightly to look through the side windows and check that there is none. This movement widens our field of vision, giving us more lateral visibility.
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Turn your head slightly to complete the mirror's field of vision.
Move the mirrors outwards.
Drive in the centre of the lane.
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