Question

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when making a lane change in front of a car, where should that car be in your mirrors?
○ in the middle of your side mirror
○ on the outside edge of your side mirror
○ on the very edge of your rearview mirror
○ toward the middle of your rearview mirror

Explanation:

When changing lanes, the goal is to ensure there is enough space. Seeing the other car on the outside edge of the side mirror indicates a safer distance for lane - changing. The side mirror is more relevant for adjacent lane vehicles during a lane change compared to the rear - view mirror (which mainly shows directly behind). The middle of the side mirror might mean the car is too close, and the rear - view mirror positions (very edge or toward the middle) are not the best indicators for a side - to - side lane change as they pertain more to the directly behind view.

Answer:

On the outside edge of your side mirror