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Not always; make a safe direct blind-spot check when appropriate.
Not always. In addition to mirrors, make a brief safe direct blind-spot check when appropriate, maintaining attention to traffic and avoiding a prolonged distracting head turn. Check that the movement creates no danger and respect traffic already in the lane you intend to enter.
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There is no need to observe traffic when changing lanes.
Not always; make a safe direct blind-spot check when appropriate.
Yes, mirrors eliminate all blind spots in every vehicle.
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