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Why aren't blind spot mirrors as basic as windshield wipers or headlights on a car?

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It is a great help when driving. I think it would cut down on alot of careless driving. My friend was very shook up when she had a minor car accident. I promptly bought her blindspot mirrors and she has never put it on her car.

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  1. As with most things manufactured, auto makers put just enough safety equipment on cars to be legal.  

    I don't depend on blind spot mirrors.  I adjust my mirrors to reflect more of the lanes of traffic behind and beside me.

    Normally, a person adjusts the mirror so that a small amount of their own car is visible in the mirror.

    Try moving the mirrors OUTWARD to show more of the roadway beside you.  This will take a bit of getting used to but it works very well.


  2. we do need them

  3. Cuz she thinks blindspot mirrors are uncool... and shes a fool.

  4. These mirrors would make the vehicle cost more because they would the type that would be incorporated into the side mirror but no aftermarket product is a substitute for driver skill and know how.

    Drivers must properly adjust their new blind spot mirror, and become accustomed to using it.

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