Rear view mirrors set up for safe driving
Rear view mirrors set up for safe driving
I use the following method to adjust the mirrors. When you become confident in its use and providing you have the setup correct you can avoid turning your head too much.
This article appeared in the Toronto Star some years ago and was written by Jim Kenzie one of the best automotive journalists in Canada. I told my wife that she could look at the side of her car anytime she wanted but not in the mirrors while she was driving.
I posted this six years ago but lately people here have complained of blind spots in the Crossfire. Use this method and there will be no blind spots.
Click on image three times to zoom in on it.
This article appeared in the Toronto Star some years ago and was written by Jim Kenzie one of the best automotive journalists in Canada. I told my wife that she could look at the side of her car anytime she wanted but not in the mirrors while she was driving.
I posted this six years ago but lately people here have complained of blind spots in the Crossfire. Use this method and there will be no blind spots.
Click on image three times to zoom in on it.
Last edited by onehundred80; 05-10-2015 at 08:34 AM.
Re: Rear view mirrors set up for safe driving
With the mirrors set up just right you have an instant view of what is behind you. Frequent use of the mirrors should give you an idea at any time of what and where the cars are behind you.
Last edited by onehundred80; 05-10-2015 at 11:46 PM.
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