Drivers should check their rearview mirrors:
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Only when slowing down.
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Only when they need a quick distraction from the monotony of the road.
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Often to see how traffic is moving behind them.
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To see if a truck is in their blind spot.
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Explanation
Checking your rearview mirrors often ensures that you are aware of any vehicles approaching rapidly or tailgating. Regularly assessing the traffic behind you enhances your overall situational awareness, allowing you to make informed decisions and respond promptly to changing road conditions. It is important to the traffic behind you change lanes, back up, slow down quickly, or drive down long, steep hills.
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