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No, the mirror must be adjusted before setting off and, if possible, on a flat and straight section of road.
When preparing to ride our motorcycle or moped, we must always adjust the mirrors while the vehicle is stationary, before setting off and, if possible, on a flat and straight section of road. Under no circumstances should we adjust the rear-view mirrors while riding, as this may distract us from driving.
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Yes, it is the best way to adjust the mirror.
Yes, I will adjust it during any stop.
No, the mirror must be adjusted before setting off and, if possible, on a flat and straight section of road.
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