Correct adjustment of car mirrors is an important part of ensuring driving safety. It can help drivers observe the situation behind the vehicle more effectively. Here are the correct steps to adjust the mirror:
Interior rearview mirror: First, adjust the driver's seat to the appropriate position, then adjust the interior rearview mirror until the entire rear window can be seen in the mirror, including the position of the horizon in the center of the mirror.
Left exterior mirror: In the driver's position, adjust the left exterior mirror until you can see the left rear side of the vehicle. Generally, ensure that the body occupies about 1/4 of the space to the right of the mirror in the mirror, and the horizon should be in the center of the mirror.
Right exterior mirror: For the right exterior mirror, it is also adjusted to see the right rear side of the vehicle. The body should occupy about 1/4 of the space on the left side of the mirror, and the horizon should also be located in the center of the mirror.
Avoid blind spots: When adjusting the rearview mirror, pay attention to avoid overlapping lines of sight, and try to make the left and right side mirrors slightly different lines of sight to reduce blind spots.
Inspection and fine-tuning: If a deviation in the angle of the rearview mirror is found while the vehicle is driving, stop the vehicle in time to fine-tune it to ensure a clear line of sight.
Regular inspection: Regularly check the fixation of the rearview mirror and whether the mirror is damaged to ensure its normal operation.
Correct adjustment of the rearview mirror not only improves driving safety, but also enhances the driving experience. Drivers should develop the good habit of regularly checking and adjusting their mirrors to ensure good rear vision is maintained under various driving conditions.
