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Observation and hazard perceptionStandalone practice
How often should you check mirrors during normal driving?
Correct answer: About every five to eight seconds, and as needed
Why
Look in each mirror about every five to eight seconds during normal driving. Use brief glances as part of the observation cycle, and check again before slowing, stopping or changing position.
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