Should You Check Both Side Mirrors When Changing Lanes?

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MarianaDella
07/29/25 10:33pm
When changing lanes in a car, you should not only check the exterior rearview mirrors and use the turn signal but also look at the interior rearview mirror. Correct Lane Changing Method: The most important aspect of changing lanes is to activate the turn signal at least 10 seconds in advance to inform other vehicles on the road of your intention. If the lane is congested and moving slowly, gradually approach the lane and proceed at a low speed. If you notice a vehicle that is slow to follow or start, immediately merge in front of it. Lane Changing Precautions: When changing lanes to avoid obstacles, it's essential to do so sufficiently in advance to prevent oncoming traffic in adjacent lanes from affecting your maneuver, which could lead to braking abruptly or forcing a lane change, resulting in a collision. When changing lanes, avoid abruptly turning the steering wheel into the adjacent lane to prevent collisions with suddenly appearing vehicles or skidding due to slippery road conditions.
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