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When should you check your blind spots?

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Before moving off
Before slowing down
Before changing gear
Before giving a signal

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Your blind spots are the areas behind and to either side of you that are not covered by your mirrors. You should always check the relevant side when there's a risk of a hazard that's not visible in your mirrors.
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