Is it mandatory for a passenger car to have the left exterior rear-view mirror installed?

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Yes, always. According to General Vehicle Regulations, passenger cars (category M1) must have two mandatory rear-view mirrors: the left exterior mirror and the interior mirror. The right exterior mirror is only mandatory if the interior mirror does not provide the required visibility (for example, due to the use of sunshades or cargo blocking the rear window). However, the left mirror is an indispensable safety element and is mandatory in all cases to ensure lateral vision and to safely perform maneuvers such as overtaking.

Is it mandatory for a passenger car to have the left exterior rear-view mirror installed?

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