You are riding your motorcycle and use the rearview mirror to check if you can change lanes. Is this behavior correct?

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Rearview mirrors are essential for observing traffic, but they do not completely eliminate blind spots. Therefore, in addition to looking through the mirrors, it is highly recommended to turn your head slightly. This way, we can see users who may be in those invisible areas before changing lanes.

You are riding your motorcycle and use the rearview mirror to check if you can change lanes. Is this behavior correct?

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