Only thing you've missed is on the rear view mirror you have an anti glare switch which you can see in the video. For those that don't know it's that black switch at the bottom centre of the mirror. When driving at night if you are blinded by the lights on the vehicle behind you. then push the switch down it changes the angle of the mirror. When there is no vehicle behind you then just pull the switch back to it's original position. The mirror only has two settings so you can't go wrong.
Those side mirrors are inverted too far. That’s why you and so many drivers have a blind spot. You don’t need to see the side of your car, you’re already inside the car you fool.
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I’ve driven 50 thousand miles a year and this is incorrect. You do not need to see your car. You need to use the rear view mirror in conjunction with your left and right mirrors. This eliminates the the blind spots.
Oh for Pete's sake, this could not be more wrong! At 3:00 (among other times) she's showing the view out of the driver's left SIDEview mirror and can see directly behind her. Seeing behind is what the inside REARview mirror for. There are three mirrors, and the intention is to see three different directions. Just how many mirrors does one need to have so they can see behind them? The side mirrors are for looking out to the side of the vehicle. As another car comes up from behind and moves into the adjacent lane, the view of that car in the rear view mirror will change to show them gaining on you. At the same time their vehicle starts to disappear off the side of the rearview mirror, it begins to show up in the sideview--you should still be able to see the whole vehicle: front part in the sideview and rear part in the rearview. As it continues to gain on you, you will see the whole car in the sideview and eventually it, too, leaves the sideview and then is visible by glancing to your left (or right). From the time you first notice a vehicle coming up from behind, you will never lose sight of it when you have your mirrors set properly. There are no blindspots.
You should make a video of “how to use blinkers” cuz apparently nobody does 😂
whats blinkers?,if you dont mind me asking please
@@Beauty_dime something that you are not using apparently
@@TotaLxLegacy turning signal?......daytime light?..
@@Beauty_dime yes turning signals, they are called blinkers or thats how they called it when i did the pre trip for the CDL
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Very useful information
Thanks you so much❤
Only thing you've missed is on the rear view mirror you have an anti glare switch which you can see in the video. For those that don't know it's that black switch at the bottom centre of the mirror. When driving at night if you are blinded by the lights on the vehicle behind you. then push the switch down it changes the angle of the mirror. When there is no vehicle behind you then just pull the switch back to it's original position. The mirror only has two settings so you can't go wrong.
Good!
Those side mirrors are inverted too far. That’s why you and so many drivers have a blind spot. You don’t need to see the side of your car, you’re already inside the car you fool.
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Congratulations!!!
Watching from The Philippines! Im learning how to drive and it is very useful, informative for me. Thank you.
What about parallel parking are you allowed to change your mirrors so you can see the curb on the test?
Yes you can I just did it yesterday
@@TotaLxLegacy thank you I'm taking my test this week and that scared me
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This is exactly what I was looking for
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Glad to know. Thank you for the comment. Appreciate it.
For the right side mirror, should be able to see a sliver of the car and such from your seated position, or leaning towards that mirror?
Seated comfortably. Never leaning.
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This video was helpful, I'll make sure I do go on my driving
Can’t wait
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Doing my G at the end of this month. This was very helpful
Can I, used someone driving license
A toda Madre! Hell yeah!
How to adjust mirrors if your not in traffic?
Thank you so much, you’ve boosted my confidence
Thank you 😊
Well done. Very educative
I’ve driven 50 thousand miles a year and this is incorrect. You do not need to see your car. You need to use the rear view mirror in conjunction with your left and right mirrors. This eliminates the the blind spots.
I agree with too driving tv should make a video of how to use turn signals because half drivers do and half drivers don’t
Good video 😊
Thank you! Detailed.
Thank u so much for this
Good work
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Oh for Pete's sake, this could not be more wrong! At 3:00 (among other times) she's showing the view out of the driver's left SIDEview mirror and can see directly behind her. Seeing behind is what the inside REARview mirror for. There are three mirrors, and the intention is to see three different directions. Just how many mirrors does one need to have so they can see behind them? The side mirrors are for looking out to the side of the vehicle.
As another car comes up from behind and moves into the adjacent lane, the view of that car in the rear view mirror will change to show them gaining on you. At the same time their vehicle starts to disappear off the side of the rearview mirror, it begins to show up in the sideview--you should still be able to see the whole vehicle: front part in the sideview and rear part in the rearview. As it continues to gain on you, you will see the whole car in the sideview and eventually it, too, leaves the sideview and then is visible by glancing to your left (or right).
From the time you first notice a vehicle coming up from behind, you will never lose sight of it when you have your mirrors set properly. There are no blindspots.