What is the proper position to adjust car rearview mirrors?
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Proper positions for adjusting car rearview mirrors: 1. The central rearview mirror should allow you to see the rear situation through the rear window, with the ground and sky each occupying about half of the mirror; 2. For the right-side rearview mirror, since it's farther from the driver's position, reduce the space occupied by the sky and leave more space for the side of the vehicle. Therefore, the sky should occupy only one-quarter of the right rearview mirror, with the vehicle body also occupying one-quarter; 3. For the left-side rearview mirror, the driver should use the horizon as a reference. Adjust the vertical angle to make the sky and ground each occupy half of the mirror, then adjust the horizontal angle so that the vehicle body occupies about one-quarter of the mirror surface. Note that when adjusting car rearview mirrors, you should do so based on your normal driving posture, not by leaning closer to observe the mirrors.