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Only what is approaching from behind the vehicle.
When driving, the mirrors are essential for allowing us to observe at all times what is happening around the vehicle. They provide a view of traffic and road conditions in the areas behind and to the sides of the vehicle, which are not directly visible to the driver. The side mirrors allow us to see vehicles and objects at the sides and slightly behind the vehicle, which is crucial for manoeuvres such as changing lanes or turning. The interior rear-view mirror provides a direct view of what is happening behind the vehicle.
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Only what is approaching from behind the vehicle.
What is around the vehicle at all times.
Only what is approaching the vehicle from the sides.
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