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Our car rear view mirror features an upgraded suction cup to ensure strong and reliable suction, preventing the car examiner mirror from wobbling while driving, even on uneven surfaces. You should provide an additional internal rear view mirror for the examiner, however in our experience, if you forget to take one along, examiners usually carry a spare.

LEARNERS - This rear-view mirror is a great aid for Learners and for use as a driving instructor mirror.An additional interior rear-view mirror suitable for use by the driving test examiner must be fitted.

This rear view mirror can easily adjust the mirror angle 360 degrees to increase the field of view, and rotate 360 to any ideal angle for better visibility.Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). A car - most people use their driving instructor’s, but you can use your own car if it meets the rules.

div class="text-left font-weight-normal fs-small">If at any stage, your finance application is declined, remember that you can still pay using card or cash. You should be aiming to see only the tiniest sliver of your own car in each of the exterior mirrors.When passing large vehicles, you'll need to keep a close eye on both your interior and exterior mirrors.

They want you to drive slowly so you can see kids, it will not impress them doing manoeuvres quickly. After all, this is the go-to document for any road user in the UK—so, it's only logical that it provides drivers with advice on how and when to employ their mirrors. While you should be able to see most of what's going on around you through a combination of your windscreen and mirrors, there are certain spots that you won't be able to check without turning.

As an additional safety precaution, use the Dutch Reach: use the hand furthest from the door to open it, and check as you swivel around. If you are at a busy junction then don't let the pressure build up as you are waiting, it may not be safe.