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You should check your rearview mirror frequently while driving to stay aware of the traffic behind you, especially before changing lanes, merging, or making turns. Additionally, it's important to glance at your rearview mirror when you approach intersections or when slowing down to stop. Regularly checking your rearview mirror helps maintain awareness of your surroundings and enhances overall safety on the road.
Yes, as I believe those stick-on-the-windshield brackets have been standardized in the industry.Your new mirror should slip right on.
A driver should be able to see at least 200 feet behind them in their rearview mirror.
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get a good hold and turn the handle where the mirror sits on. should be a quarter or half a turn. Please note: 'don't turn mirror' as it is build to swivel.