What situations do the rearview mirrors in a car mainly observe?

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SanLukas
07/29/25 3:53pm
Rearview mirrors are important safety components that reflect the conditions behind, beside, and below the vehicle. The functions of car rearview mirrors: Drivers can indirectly observe the positions shown in the rearview mirrors, which act as a "second pair of eyes," expanding the driver's field of vision. Classification of car rearview mirrors: Rearview mirrors are categorized by installation location into exterior rearview mirrors, lower rearview mirrors, and interior rearview mirrors. By purpose, exterior rearview mirrors reflect the rear and sides of the vehicle, lower rearview mirrors reflect the front and lower areas, and interior rearview mirrors reflect the rear and interior conditions of the vehicle.
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