What is the method for adjusting rearview mirrors while driving?

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MacKylie
07/29/25 11:35am
Driving rearview mirror adjustment method is: 1. For the left rearview mirror, place the horizon at the center line of the mirror, then adjust the edge of the car body to occupy one-quarter of the mirror image; 2. For the right rearview mirror, place the horizon at two-thirds of the mirror's height, then adjust the edge of the car body to occupy one-quarter of the mirror image. The function of rearview mirrors is to reflect the situation behind, beside, and below the car, expanding the driver's field of vision and reducing the occurrence of safety accidents. The method for judging the distance between cars by looking at the rearview mirror is: 1. Using the center of the rearview mirror as a reference line, when the car body is on the outside of the reference line and the rear car cannot be fully seen, the distance is 5 meters; 2. When the rear car can fully appear in the rearview mirror and the car body is pressed on the reference line, the distance is 10 meters.
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