Where is the blind spot of the right rearview mirror located?

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AnnaLee
07/29/25 3:07pm
The blind spot of the right rearview mirror is located at an angle of 30 to 45 degrees in the mirror's field of view, which corresponds to the left rear or right rear 30 to 45 degrees of the vehicle. This area cannot be seen in the mirror and requires turning your head to view. Here are some methods to address the blind spot of the right rearview mirror: Install a wide-angle rearview mirror: A wide-angle rearview mirror attached to the edge of the left or right rearview mirror can significantly reduce the blind spot, essentially meeting all needs for overtaking and lane changes. Installing such a wide-angle rearview mirror is the simplest and most convenient way to eliminate blind spots. Use peripheral vision: Practice using your peripheral vision to observe vehicles or pedestrians behind you. Experienced drivers glance at the rearview mirror every few minutes while driving. While checking the rearview mirror, they also use their peripheral vision to scan the right rear window to monitor the surroundings of the vehicle. This ensures safe overtaking and lane changes, preventing accidents. Develop good habits: Cultivate the habit of using turn signals when overtaking or changing lanes. Additionally, pay attention to feedback from the vehicle being overtaken. If you hear rapid honking or see intense flashing lights, immediately stop overtaking or changing lanes and reduce your speed.
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