From: thekmanrocks@gmail.com   
      
   On Tuesday, August 1, 2023 at 3:39:27 PM UTC-4, Wally J wrote:   
   > A teen failed her driving test and the instructor wrote that she failed to    
   > check her blind spot when making a right turn at an intersection with a    
   > green light when the car crossed the bike lane to the right.    
   >    
   > On my car, there is no blind spot.    
   > I set the mirrors so that I can see any vehicle next to me.    
   > From behind the car, to behind the c pillar and up to the b pillar.    
   >    
   > The car only leaves the mirrors when it crosses the b pillar.    
   > And then I look (when turning right) into the passenger window.    
   >    
   > Where is this blind spot the instructor is talking about?    
   > And how do you properly cross a bike land when making a right turn?   
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   In case readers aren't familiar with it, this - 'BGE'(blindzone-glare-elim.) -   
   is    
   how Wally, and I myself, set up our sideview mirrors:   
      
   https://www.safe2drive.com/media/en/illustrations/traditionalMir   
   orBGEmirror.png   
      
   However, most state DMV driving testers go by the books, which require    
   at least a quick turn of the head before lane changes or turns, regardless   
   of how you set your side mirrors.   
      
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