Where are blind spots usually located?

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Where are blind spots usually located?

Blind spots are the parts of the road you can’t see in your mirrors. They’re usually located toward the rear on both the left and right sides of the vehicle—the back left and back right areas just behind the rear doors. Front and under the car aren’t where blind spots sit, and the area behind the trunk isn’t the only blind-spot zone either. Even with mirrors adjusted, you can’t view those rear-side areas, so you should do a quick head turn to check those spots before changing lanes or merging.

Blind spots are the parts of the road you can’t see in your mirrors. They’re usually located toward the rear on both the left and right sides of the vehicle—the back left and back right areas just behind the rear doors. Front and under the car aren’t where blind spots sit, and the area behind the trunk isn’t the only blind-spot zone either. Even with mirrors adjusted, you can’t view those rear-side areas, so you should do a quick head turn to check those spots before changing lanes or merging.

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