As the picture shows, mirrors leave some areas uncovered. What should you do before you move from one lane into another?

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Why

The turn signal warns other drivers, the mirrors show vehicles to the rear and sides, and turning your head reveals the blind spots marked in red. Skipping the mirror check or the head check can put you in the path of a vehicle you never saw.

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Topic: Passing and lanes   License: Car permit

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• Maryland: State Practice Set

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