How to Check the Rearview Mirror When Changing Lanes to the Right?
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When you see a car approaching from behind in the right lane through the rearview mirror, you should observe the position of the following car in the right rearview mirror while assessing its speed. If only a part of the following car's front is visible in the rearview mirror, it indicates that your car is very close to the following car. In this case, you should delay changing lanes to avoid a rear-end collision. If the entire front of the following car is visible in the rearview mirror, it means your car is at least five to six meters away from the following car. At this point, you can increase your speed and change lanes to the right.