How to Judge Distance Through Rearview Mirrors?

[RachelLynn]

Judging distance through rearview mirrors is as follows: 1. Rear vehicle: When the rear vehicle's body has entered the danger zone to the left of the dotted line in the rearview mirror, it indicates that the rear vehicle is very close to your car, almost within 5 meters, and turning at this time is not allowed; when the left side of the rear vehicle's body is close to the boundary between the safety zone and the danger zone, we should be vigilant, but turning with the signal light on is still safe at this time. 2. Blind spot: Since the driver is located on the left side of the vehicle, the situation in the right lane is relatively more difficult to grasp than the left, and the blind spot of the left exterior rearview mirror is larger than the right. Therefore, when judging the distance of the rear vehicle, we need to be more cautious. 3. Distance: The position of the rear vehicle's image in the rearview mirror can generally indicate the distance between the rear vehicle and your car. Similar to visually measuring the distance of the front vehicle, the standards for judging the distance of the rear vehicle vary for different car models, and the owner needs to determine it based on the actual situation of their vehicle.