The best way to minimize car blind spots is to adjust your mirrors properly. With that said, you can go one step further by purchasing aftermarket blind spot mirrors to enhance your field of ...

Absolutely, you should still adjust your mirrors even if it has blind spot sensors. Sensors are a supplement to mirrors, but not a replacement. “They may miss fast-approaching vehicles ...

Notice that the car disappears from the mirror just as it comes into view out the side window — no blind spot. According to Lee, the mirror isn’t crystal clear, but the slight blurriness and ...

Question: How do you properly adjust your side mirrors? I think most people adjust them so they can see the side of their own car, but I read something years ago where you should adjust your ...

Changing lanes, parallel parking, glaring at tailgaters — all of them require skilled, careful use of your mirrors. Yet there remains that old boogeyman our driving instructors warned us about ...

While most add-on blind spot mirrors are round, which wastes much of the surface of both the add-on and the factory mirror, these are contoured to offer more usable area while wasting less of the ...

WA law requires you to set up your side mirrors to reflect the highway at least 200 feet behind you but doesn’t give any more instructions.

Look over your shoulder. Just like the new blind-spot-alerting technology in newer vehicles, we can’t rely solely on our mirrors, either. That’s why it’s important to look over your shoulder ...

DEAR CAR TALK: Being an octogenarian, I am all into the safety features of the new cars, especially the blind spot monitoring. Without it, it is not as easy to change lanes as it was when I was ...

Another remarked that newer car technology would be a lifesaver while riding in a vehicle like the Camaro. “Blind spot mirror lifesaver,” they wrote.