If a passenger car has a panoramic interior rear-view mirror offering good visibility, can it drive without one of the exterior mirrors?

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For passenger cars (Permit B), traffic regulations establish a minimum mandatory equipment of two rear-view mirrors: the left exterior and the interior one. The right exterior mirror is optional, unless the interior mirror does not meet visibility conditions (for example, if the rear window is blocked by cargo or blinds). Therefore, the only exterior mirror that could be dispensed with is the right one, and only if the interior one guarantees regulatory vision. You can never drive without the left exterior mirror.

If a passenger car has a panoramic interior rear-view mirror offering good visibility, can it drive without one of the exterior mirrors?

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