What is the minimum lateral width of view that the left exterior rearview mirror must cover to be considered correctly adjusted?

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According to vehicle visibility regulations, the left exterior rearview mirror (Class III) must be adjusted to allow the driver to see a portion of the flat horizontal road of at least 2.50 meters in width. This width must be visible at a distance of 10 meters backwards from the driver's eyes. The other options (5 or 10 meters in width) are incorrect as they do not correspond to the legal minimum required to ensure safety during lateral movements and overtaking.

What is the minimum lateral width of view that the left exterior rearview mirror must cover to be considered correctly adjusted?

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