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Observe areas behind and to the sides within their field of view.
They allow observation of areas behind and to the sides of the vehicle within their field of view. Adjust and check them without neglecting the road ahead. They do not show the entire surroundings at all times: blind spots may remain and must be checked before manoeuvring.
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Observe areas behind and to the sides within their field of view.
Observe the entire surroundings continuously without looking ahead.
Guarantee that no blind spot can ever exist.
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