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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice
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You adjust your outside mirrors while you sit in your normal driving position. How should you set them to reduce blind spots?
An empty driver’s seat and left outside mirror are shown. The mirror reflection is indistinct, and the card asks about adjusting outside mirrors from the normal driving position.
Correct answer: So that you can barely see the side of your own vehicle in each mirror
Why
Adjust the inside mirror so that it frames the whole rear window. Even well-adjusted mirrors do not show every area, so do a head check over your shoulder before you change lanes or pull away from the curb. Adjust the seat and mirrors before you start to drive.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Adjusting your mirrors · p. 37
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