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

Clearly, you are not a driver

None, all mirror positions have blind spots. Drivers need to understand that, so your question is flawed. But here C gives the best view.

tragergeorge:
what is a blind spot ? plss

an area around the car you cant see

GoodnessMILAYO:
B is the correct answer.

Be

Correct. you be driver

A and C are the correct position. They are basically the same, the car is just in different places in the lane.
B is setup wrong.
D is impossible to set up.

Dtruthspeaker:
Correct. you be driver

Wrong. Have you ever driven a car?
The goal is to be able to see your blind spot in case you want to switch lanes.

Dtruthspeaker:
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.

Na oversabi always dey kill you
Where did you read that the view is the passenger's in the writeup

All of you saying C na una dey always adjust mirror wen una enter moto.

The mirror is not for you, it is for the driver.

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

b

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

Can okada riders comment too

The answer is D

What are you looking at your car for? you are supposed to be seeing everything else possible through that mirror 🪞 so why obstruct your view with a constant (car) when variables (pedestrians, other cars, speeding okada) exist?

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.

A

Dtruthspeaker:
Clearly, you are not a driver

Are you?

A is the correct follow by C

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

You correct

Definitely C

Dtruthspeaker:
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.

Hmmm! Logical if I may say

Omo see wrong answers! is it that nobody on nairaland knows how to drive or it's genz that have been posting/commenting on the thread since?

Kukutente23:
Na oversabi always dey kill you
Where did you read that the view is the passenger's in the writeup

If you drive you would know that all those views are from the passenger's angle. Which is you are reading the images directly from the mirror, whereas, the driver is far away therefore his view of the mirror would be awkward in the eye of the passenger.

If you doubt go and see a mirror adjusted for the driver and see if as a passenger you won't bend down to see the back.

That is why B is the correct one.

Dtruthspeaker:
If you drive you would know that all those views are from the passenger's angle. Which is you are reading the images directly from the mirror, whereas, the driver is far away therefore his view of the mirror would be awkward in the eye of the passenger.

If you doubt go and see a mirror adjusted for the driver and see if as a passenger you won't bend down to see the back

Where did you get this your claim from in the writeup

B because of blind spot. You have the mirror inside the car to check for cars coming directly behind you.

OgaBenji:
A aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

You dey jam cars too much

Na Cccccc

suckprick:
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.

I guess they thought their rearview mirror is for decoration

D is the correctly adjusted mirror. ✅
The key is that the side mirror should show very little of your own vehicle, while giving you a wide view of the adjacent lane and traffic behind you.
A: Too much of your car is visible.
B: Far too much of your car is visible.
C: Still too much of your car is visible.
D: Best adjustment — maximum view of the road with minimal vehicle body visible.
👉 Answer: D.

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D

Is the correct answer.

C

Kukutente23:
Where did you get this your claim from in the writeup

Check the picture view

First question is which mirror is that?
Answer: the right mirror.

Is the view not directly in front of the mirror?
Yes

In Nigeria, where does the driver sit?
Ans: the left

So, if the driver is on the far left, then his view to the left mirror is far!

B is what the mirror looks like when you are sitting in the passenger's seat while the mirror is adjusted to the convenience of the driver.

Dtruthspeaker:
If you drive you would know that all those views are from the passenger's angle. Which is you are reading the images directly from the mirror, whereas, the driver is far away therefore his view of the mirror would be awkward in the eye of the passenger.

If you doubt go and see a mirror adjusted for the driver and see if as a passenger you won't bend down to see the back.

That is why B is the correct one.

Unless you are in the UK you are wrong

Dtruthspeaker:
Check the picture view

First question is which mirror is that?
Answer: the right mirror.

Is the view not directly in front of the mirror?
Yes

In Nigeria, where does the driver sit?
Ans: the left

So, if the driver is on the far left, then his view to the left mirror is far!

B is what the mirror looks like when you are sitting in the passenger's seat while the mirror is adjusted to the convenience of the driver.

You're making an assumption that's simply not there

Dijita:
Unless you are in the UK you are wrong

It is the other way round. In the Uk, they drive on the right hand side, and the mirror is on the right. Or do you contest that the mirror is the left mirror?

Kukutente23:
You're making an assumption that's simply not there

Is the mirror not on the right?

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 use all ooo

A - when am reversing

B - when am reversing and want 2 see exactly where the back tyre is going

C - for normal driving (the correct one)

D - when I want to see further in2 the other lane