Generally to do a shoulder check, a driver should peak over the left or right shoulder whichever direction the vehicle is about to be moved out the back-side window; although this may vary slightly with different vehicles, such as a convertible with the top up. Blind spots can seem somewhat freaky to new drivers. You just need to learn exactly where they are, and how big they are, for each individual vehicle that you drive.
Then, you can practice the proper shoulder checking technique, and make sure you know when to shoulder check.
This is just a normal part of driving. That, together with strategically-timed shoulder checks can ensure your safety while driving. These are in place for both class 7L 'learner drivers' and class 7N 'new drivers,' Note the places where you can't see you coach in your mirrors.
The main blind spots for a car are along each side and slightly behind the driver, but there can be others. Get an idea of where your blind spots are by getting another person to walk around your car. Ask them to keep at least a car's width away while you make a note of the places where you can't see them in your mirrors. Skip to site accessibility Get your learners Get your restricted Prepare for the full Teach someone to drive Your dashboard Top of page Skip to site navigation Skip to content Skip to footer.
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