As the red zones in the picture show, your mirrors do not cover everything beside you. Which set of steps should you use to change lanes?

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Why

Signaling tells other drivers what you plan to do, and the mirrors show vehicles to the rear and sides. The red zones are blind spots the mirrors miss, so a quick head check over your shoulder is needed to confirm the lane is open before you steer into it.

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Topic: Passing and lanes   License: Car permit

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• Kentucky: State Practice Set

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