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How often should a driver normally glance in the rear-view mirrors?
Correct answer: About every 8 to 12 seconds
Why
Glance in the rearview mirrors about every 8 to 12 seconds and when anticipating slowing or stopping. This is a scanning habit, not a reason to wait for a timer when an immediate check is needed. Keep most attention on the road ahead.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Responsible Driving · p. 91
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