How to Avoid Blind Spots While Driving?
1 Answers
Here are detailed instructions for identifying blind spots while driving: 1. Rear Blind Spot: Before getting into the car, observe the surroundings to check the terrain and obstacles. While driving, frequently monitor the movement of vehicles and pedestrians in the rearview mirrors. When reversing, use both the interior and exterior rearview mirrors. 2. Right-side A-pillar Blind Spot: Before making a right turn, check the road conditions on the right side. Activate the right turn signal and honk the horn, then proceed slowly while leaning forward to observe the right-side road conditions. When starting from a red light, do so slightly slower and avoid stopping beside large or tall vehicles on the right. Never rush to start when the light turns green. 3. Right-side B-pillar Blind Spot: Avoid making sharp lane changes. Before changing lanes, activate the turn signal and honk to alert nearby vehicles. Check the right-side mirror and turn your head to confirm road conditions, then change lanes safely by steering appropriately.