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Cargo blocks the inside mirror's view to the rear. What rear-view equipment must the vehicle have?
An east-facing blue pickup carries secured opaque cargo high enough to obstruct the rear cab window. Both real exterior mirror housings remain visible.
Correct answer: Outside mirrors on both sides with a clear rear view
Why
When cargo or a trailer obstructs the inside rear-view mirror, use properly adjusted outside mirrors on both sides that provide the required clear views. Check their actual field of view before driving.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Responsible Driving · p. 97
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