The diagram shows what your mirrors can and cannot see. Which steps make up a safe lane change?

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Why

As the diagram shows, mirrors leave blind spots on both sides of the car, so after signaling and checking the mirrors you must also turn your head and look before moving over. Make the move only once that space is clear.

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Topic: Passing and lanes   License: Car permit

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• Minnesota: Road Rules

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