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B is the correct answer.

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C nah him be the correct position. U can see ur side and part of ur behind from that position

C is the correct one since they don't want me to just write C. I hope this is interesting enough

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I will go for D, driver's in the house over to you

C

Provides a wider field of view

B is za answer. Omorr, naso motorcycle 🏍 jam me.

C is the most likely angle

C is the correct one.
The bottom edge of ur mirror must align with the handle of the door.

Also while in that position, u must use ur eye to draw a vertical line to divide ur mirror into two parts, when u can see a car behind you at the inner end of the mirrow, it's safe to overtake the car in front of u, when it's at the outer end, don't overtake.

So with those two cars, if u try to overtake the car in front of u, u will collide with the green car cos it's at the outer end

Mirror C is the correct one

C... That's passenger side mirror the edge have to align with the door handle

Odewaleadesoye:
Many drivers adjust their side mirrors differently, but only one option gives the correct view and reduces blind spots.

Look carefully at the pictures below.

Which mirror adjustment is correct: A, B, C or D?

Let's hear from experienced drivers, driving instructors, and road safety experts.

I'm guessing C is the right answer.

Odewaleadesoye:
Many drivers adjust their side mirrors differently, but only one option gives the correct view and reduces blind spots.

Look carefully at the pictures below.

Which mirror adjustment is correct: A, B, C or D?

Let's hear from experienced drivers, driving instructors, and road safety experts.

The correct mirror position is C
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Well I’m not a car owner yet, but with common sense C clearly shows behind you and your side too. Very important if I must say

C is the better way of adjusting the side mirror

C is the correct one. C can see the car behind clearly

omo na C na buh somany otele go till choose A

Mirror D. It will capture the vehicle and driver behind and other possible details.

GoodnessMILAYO:
B is the correct answer.

Be

Lol. I want to assume this is a joke, if not you are a disaster waiting to happen on naija road. The correct answer is A. It's impossible to see a car directly behind you on same lane through your side mirror.

It is obviously option C. It covers the entire field of vision.

Odewaleadesoye:
Many drivers adjust their side mirrors differently, but only one option gives the correct view and reduces blind spots.

Look carefully at the pictures below.

Which mirror adjustment is correct: A, B, C or D?

Let's hear from experienced drivers, driving instructors, and road safety experts.

C no blind spot the car body and the road in clear sight

C is the most appropriate

C is the perfect angle to set your side glass. It covers your car rear part as well as those hidden spots as well as the vehicle tailing you behind..... It's absolutely complete when align with the center mirror right inside the car.....

C is the right positioning for the mirror

The trick is to find the wrongest view as this view here is from the passenger's view. Whereas from the driver's view, the angle would be wrong.

So, B is the correct one because that is the view the driver needs to see the back and side.

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Ns C be correct , captures rare, side and incoming object full view

either A or C depends on what you driving...
and anyone wen say B or D need go jail

richmond500:
C is the correct one.
The bottom edge of ur mirror must align with the handle of the door.

Also while in that position, u must use ur eye to draw a vertical line to divide ur mirror into two parts, when u can see a car behind you at the inner end of the mirrow, it's safe to overtake the car in front of u, when it's at the outer end, don't overtake.

So with those two cars, if u try to overtake the car in front of u, u will collide with the green car cos it's at the outer end

The only answer with justification

Pootle:
C no blind spot the car body and the road in clear sight

what is a blind spot ? plss

It depends on wheere and when you are driving. All the frames are correct