How to Judge the Distance of the Rear Car Through the Rearview Mirror While Driving?
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Here are the methods to observe the distance of the rear car through the rearview mirror while driving: 1. When the body of the rear car has entered the danger zone on the left side of the dotted line in the rearview mirror, it indicates that the distance is very close, almost within 5 meters, and turning is not advisable at this time. 2. When the left side of the rear car is close to the boundary between the safe zone and the danger zone, you should be vigilant, but it is still safe to signal and turn at this time. Here is extended information about judging the distance of the rear car through the rearview mirror: 1. The smaller the rear car appears, the safer it is. 2. If the rear car occupies one-third of the mirror, the distance is about 10 meters. 3. If the rear car occupies half of the mirror, the distance is about 7 meters, and turning is safe. 4. If the rear car fills the entire mirror, the distance is about 3 meters, and turning is not advisable.