How to judge the distance by looking in the rearview mirror when overtaking?
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The method to judge the distance by looking in the rearview mirror when overtaking is: 1. If the position of the following car is on the outer side of the rearview mirror, it indicates that the distance to the following car is relatively close; if it is on the inner side, it indicates that the distance is relatively far. 2. The larger the size of the following car in the rearview mirror, the closer the distance; the smaller the size, the farther the distance. 3. When the internal rearview mirror can see the hood of the following car but not the grille, it indicates that the distance to the following car is about 3 meters. 4. When the internal rearview mirror can see the grille of the following car, it indicates that the distance to the following car is about 8 meters. The rearview mirror is a tool that allows the driver to directly obtain external information about the rear, side, and lower parts of the car while sitting in the driver's seat. It is designed for the driver's convenience, to prevent traffic safety accidents, and to ensure personal safety.