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Before setting off, with the vehicle stationary.
Before setting off, with the vehicle stationary in a safe place and after adjusting the seat and driving position. Set the mirrors for appropriate rearward vision according to the vehicle and manufacturer. Do not adjust them while driving, and remember that blind spots may remain: checking the surroundings is still necessary.
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Only while driving slowly.
Only while driving on a flat straight road.
Before setting off, with the vehicle stationary.
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