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Ahead, behind and to the sides, depending on the situation.
Ahead, behind and to the sides, depending on the vehicle and situation. It is space that could be occupied by unexpected movements, such as braking, moving sideways or opening a door. It is not synonymous with a blind spot or limited to areas we cannot see: it can surround a visible vehicle too. Maintain space and anticipate possible movements.
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Only in a rear area that cannot be seen.
Ahead, behind and to the sides, depending on the situation.
Only along a fixed diagonal identical for every vehicle.
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