How to Adjust the Rearview Mirrors for Subject Two?
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Method for adjusting the rearview mirrors in Subject Two: In the mirror image, the sky, ground, and car body should be divided in a certain proportion. 1. Left rearview mirror: In the mirror image of the left rearview mirror, adjust vertically so that the ground and sky each occupy half, and adjust horizontally so that the car body occupies 1/4, ensuring the lowest point of the wheel and its contact with the ground are visible. 2. Right rearview mirror: In the mirror image, adjust vertically so that the sky occupies 1/4 and the ground occupies 3/4, and adjust horizontally the same as the left rearview mirror, occupying 1/4. Functions of the rearview mirrors: 1. Observing road conditions: While driving, the driver can observe the road conditions on both sides through the rearview mirrors to perform operations such as lane changes and overtaking. 2. Reference points: During operations like parallel parking or reversing into a parking space, reference points can be observed through the rearview mirrors.
Adjusting the rearview mirrors for Subject 2 follows a key sequence: adjust the seat first, then the mirrors. After fixing the seat in your usual driving practice position, sit upright and start adjusting the left mirror. I prefer having the sky and ground each occupy half of the mirror's view, with the car body appearing in the left third of the mirror. It's essential to see the left rear wheel and ground markings. Pay even more attention to the right mirror—only a quarter of the car body should be visible, leaving more space for ground visibility to ensure you can clearly see the curb during right-angle turns. The rearview mirror should be adjusted to fully display the rear window, allowing you to judge the car's rear position when reversing. After each adjustment, remember to lean forward and backward slightly to confirm the view remains unchanged—this will save you a lot of trouble during the test.