Using the picture of mirror coverage and blind spots as a guide, what is the proper way to change lanes?

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Why

The red areas in the picture are blind spots that neither the side mirrors nor the rearview mirror can show. After signaling and checking the mirrors, a quick look over your shoulder toward the lane you want is the only way to spot a vehicle hiding there.

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Topic: Passing and lanes   License: Car permit

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• Wisconsin: Road Rules

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