Based on the blind spots shown in the diagram, what should you do before moving into another lane?

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Why

Mirrors show only part of the area beside and behind your car; the red zones in the picture are blind spots they cannot cover. Signal, check your mirrors, and then turn your head to look over your shoulder before you move over.

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Topic: Passing and lanes   License: Car permit

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• Connecticut: State Practice Set

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