What is the standard for adjusting the left and right rearview mirrors?
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Left and right rearview mirror adjustment standards are as follows: Left rearview mirror: Adjust the horizon to the center of the left rearview mirror, with the car body occupying one-quarter of the mirror's surface area. Right rearview mirror: Adjust the horizon to two-thirds of the right rearview mirror's height, with the car body also occupying one-quarter of the mirror's surface area. Because the right rearview mirror is located on the side farther from the driver, the driver's blind spot is larger, and the field of view is narrower. Therefore, the right rearview mirror is adjusted at a greater angle. Generally, the rearview mirror adjustment buttons are located on the left door, such as near the window, the interior door handle, or the door storage compartment. Common rearview mirror adjustment buttons are cylindrical, with the letter "L" indicating the left rearview mirror and the letter "R" indicating the right rearview mirror. After selecting the corresponding rearview mirror, adjust it by moving the button forward, backward, left, or right. Some models have button-style rearview mirror adjustments, where a small square button is used to select the left or right rearview mirror, and a circular button controls the direction adjustment by pressing arrow keys in different directions.