What are we required to see in the inner mirror of the vehicle?
- Correct answer: The surrounding that is seen from the rear windshield and, as much as possible, from both its sides.
- The passengers in the back seats.
- The view from the right and left sides of the vehicle.
- The rear view and the “blind spots” within it.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: The surrounding that is seen from the rear windshield and, as much as possible, from both its sides.
The inner mirror should be adjusted to show the whole rear windshield and, as much as possible, the area on both sides of it, so you can follow traffic behind you. It is not meant for watching back-seat passengers. It also cannot cover blind spots, so before changing lanes or turning, use the side mirrors and turn your head as well.