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05-12-2018, 01:28 PM
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 ....should be mandatory in the US market instead of the plain 1:1 reflection the US DOT requires. You can see so much more traffic to the side and behind you with the aspherical (wide angle) mirrors:  
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05-12-2018, 02:07 PM
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There is literally no blind spot. I can see the entire hood of a car that is overtaking me before it's out of the mirror (was going to say blind spot but this mirror doesn't have one).
Added bonus: you can use the vertical line as a reference for passing: when the car you're passing has one headlight in the non distorted part of the mirror you are maybe half a car length ahead. When the entire car is out of the distorted edge, you will be about two car lengths ahead it's a very comfortable distance. If DOT weren't morons they would require this type of mirror
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