In which part of the vehicle are the mirrors designated as Class III situated?

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The correct answer is on the exterior of the vehicle. According to vehicle regulations, mirrors are classified by categories. Class III corresponds to the main exterior rear-view mirrors (common on passenger cars), while Class I refers to the interior mirror and Class II to the exterior mirrors of large vehicles (such as trucks). Therefore, a Class III mirror will always be mounted on the external bodywork to cover lateral fields of vision.

In which part of the vehicle are the mirrors designated as Class III situated?

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