How should a driver adjust exterior side rear-view mirrors for optimal field of view?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Position so that only a tiny sliver of the vehicle rear body is visible
- Step 1: Side mirror adjustment. Step 2. Keep only a minimal sliver of your own car visible as a reference point to maximize the peripheral blind-spot coverage. Answer: Position so that only a tiny sliver of the vehicle rear body is visible. Why not the others: Showing half the car wastes mirror space on yourself; showing none loses orientation reference; looking down blind-spots following traffic.
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