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Frequently, including when not manoeuvring.
Use brief, frequent mirror checks, including during ordinary travel and before manoeuvres. Do not keep your eyes away from the road ahead or assume mirrors show every blind spot. Adapt observation to traffic and check blind spots when necessary and safe.
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Frequently, including when not manoeuvring.
Only while manoeuvring, never during ordinary travel.
By keeping your eyes fixed on them throughout the journey.
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