We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. It’s one of the most basic driving lessons you first learn when you get behind the wheel: check your blind spot.

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 mirrors ...

(upbeat music) Setting your rear view mirrors properly will ensure that you can always see what's behind your car. Even if you don't have a high tech blind spot monitor, or one of the new full-time ...

This is The No Blind Spot Rear View Mirror. Why We Love It: This 16-inch mirror eliminates your blind spots with a 180-degree field of view — for reference, your ordinary car mirror only gives you 52 ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Anyone who has driven long enough understands the dangers of blind spots in a car. Most of us have experienced that sickening, ...

All vehicles have blind spots. These are areas or zones on either side of a car that a driver cannot see when looking into the rearview or side-view mirrors. Blind spots are why a driver should always ...

The days of worrying about a car lurking in your vehicle’s blind spot could soon be a thing of a past, thanks to a new subtly curved side mirror that dramatically increases the field of view while ...

A Drexel University professor patented a side mirror that totally eliminates the "blind spots" on each side when you're driving. This reduces the risk that you'd switch lanes and run into another ...

Changing lanes may be one of the most basic driving maneuvers you can perform, but without proper visibility, it can also be among the most dangerous. Entering an adjacent lane without noticing ...

I started noticing the wide-angle side view mirror trend last fall when I drove the redesigned-for-2012 Honda CR-V. These vehicle mirrors seem to be everywhere, including many Ford vehicles and my ...

A professor of mathematics at Drexel University has designed a side-view mirror that could eliminate the “blind spot.” The only problem? Regulations would prevent it from being directly integrated in ...