Perfectly Adjust Your Side View Mirrors for Optimal Visibility | Car Safety Tips
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Discover the best technique to perfectly adjust your side view mirrors for optimal visibility and increased safety on the road. In this easy-to-follow tutorial, we will guide you through the process to help you eliminate blind spots and enhance your overall driving experience.
In this video, you will learn:
The importance of properly adjusted side view mirrors for safe driving
Step-by-step instructions on how to adjust your mirrors for the best visibility
Tips for maintaining the ideal mirror position in different driving situations
By the end of this video, you will have a clear understanding of how to properly set up your side view mirrors to maximize your field of vision and minimize blind spots. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more helpful car safety tips and tutorials. Drive safe and stay tuned for more!
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People, listen to this guy! Its not bad advice. This way you don't have a blind spot and can spot a car from the rear-view, then both in rear and side view, then both in side view and the side of your car. Having the mirrors adjusted too close like he mentioned is IMPROPER!
Yea but keep just a sliver of your car in the view, it really helps give spatial relation to the objects in the mirror.
Thank you for this! The other people on here probably constantly have people in their "blind spots" and wonder why.
I disagree, being able to see the side of the car is much better for special awareness.
Correct. There is no need to have any of your doors visible when sitting in a normal position. When I'm sitting straight I can see about 1 1/2 ft away from the back of my car. That eliminates the Blind spots. If you want to see what's in that 1 1/2 then move your head.
I've never not done this whenever I've rented a ZipCar. Thanks, Jeremy.
I tried this but there's an additional test you left out. To answer this we need to understand what a blind spot it.
A blind spot EXISTS if a car behind you leaves your center mirror, disappears, and then reappears in a side mirror. The only way you know you fixed it is if JUST as that the car behind you momentarily exists in both mirrors. Otherwise? Blind spot.
When I used this informative video and followed it to the letter, for some reason my left mirror still had a blind spot. I showed a touch more of the door and GONE.
Helpful video. Thank you !
Nine years ago. Look how many people copied his video. Go Jeremy! OG UA-camr in the house. Sorta!
Good luck parallel parking
This adjustment needs practice to put into use. Sit in your car on the side of the road and watch cars move through the mirrors as they pass you on your left, or right. This does work, but mostly for freeway driving, or two plus lane city driving. However, I still keep a sliver of the door handle in my view, and lean forward to look in the mirror int he blind spot, when I'm going to change lanes. This way, I can still use the side mirror for both side view, and rear view with the same look. oh, and you don't need to lean to adjust the mirror. Just start with the sliver of the door handle, and push it out a ways and you got it. For my job, I'm getting in to several vehicles a day, and I'm not going to adjust every dang one every time.
understand and helpful
my instructor the exact same way on how to set up the side mirrors. How do you set up the rear view
i think one third of the side mirror should cover our car vision.
It honestly worries me how willingly people give up looking over their shoulders by doing this. To me the side mirrors are about seeing behind you out of reach of where your rear mirror or yours eyes could see. I don't use my side mirrors to check if there is a car next to me but instead if it's coming from the side and just behind me so I'm not cutting someone off. Instead, checking over the shoulder is about seeing down the side of my car.
exactly. I think this is such a terrible take
Looking over your shoulder is for amatuers. Plus it's dangerous.
@@kings17court Do you have any data to actually back that statement up other than personal feelings? There's a reason every driver handbook you can find probably recommends head/shoulder checks...
@@Tapport No, no data or statistics, just common sense, as far as I'm concerned. Things happen quickly on the roads, and I never want to take my attention/vision completely away from the front. Rural driving is one thing, but urban/congested driving is another. My goal is to look back, and around me, without having to completely lose view of the front, even for a second. Always maintain at least peripheral vision of the front.
First off where the hell is this switch. Second that might work for some people but your rear door handle should be in your mirror not just all road that helps with the blind spot and pretty much with the other side. Me I use all three of my mirrors.
People could be stuck in the mud, and think they know how to adjust the mirrors, but if you are not following this advice, you are wrong. But hey, to each his own.
After two million miles in a large car I will agree with this is a good starting point for sure, but what I see on the road more is people not turing there heads and looking also before just blink and jump into the next lane, thinks for the tip
Bro how i get the mirror to move
No, I don't think so. I'm about 6'5", so I know that I have to take that into consideration, but the mirrors were pointed in too much. Seems to be the case in almost every ZipCar I get in. People seem to want to use the mirrors to see behind them.
Lol do they even teach this in driving school cause I don't recall learning this. I figured it out on my own
This is not right
you sound like Joe from family Guy
This is still my favourite comment
Youre wrong and this is bad advice.
this is seriously a terrible take and I hate that thanks to the fake president the dislike button has been removed from youtube cause I'd be willing to bet this video has tons of dislikes
I dont think that is a good advice...