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What should you know about using the rear-view mirror?
I am unable to see vehicles and pedestrians in the blind spot
Rear-view mirrors must be adjusted to the particular driver
The interior mirror has no blind spot to the right-side
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
You answered correctly. The rear-view mirror allows you to see traffic behind you, but it does not cover vehicles or pedestrians that are in the blind spot—areas that cannot be seen through the mirrors. That’s why you must also do a shoulder check before changing lanes or merging. Additionally, mirrors should always be adjusted individually for each driver to ensure optimal visibility. The interior mirror, while useful, cannot eliminate all blind spots, and it does not have a blind spot on the right side because it mostly covers the rear view directly. Always combine mirror checks with a direct look to the side for safe driving.