is it legal to drive without a passenger mirror?
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Mirrors must have a view of at least 200 feet to the rear of the vehicle. Washington: Left side mirror required and either a center mirror or right side mirror. If view from the center mirror is obstructed then the vehicle must have a right side mirror.
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Washington: Left side mirror required and either a center mirror or right side mirror. If view from the center mirror is obstructed then the vehicle must have a right side mirror. Mirrors must be maintained and in good condition and must have a view of at least 200 feet to the rear of the vehicle.
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It is a legal requirement in Alberta to be able to see out of all of your mirrors. If the view from inside your rear-view mirror is blocked for any reason, you must attach an outside rear-view mirror on each side of your car by law.
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Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Maryland laws require driving with a left side mirror complemented by either a center mirror or a right side mirror. This means that driving without a rear view mirror in these states is legal, as long as you have a functional left side mirror.
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Yes, Australian Vehicle Standards demand that you drive with a passenger side mirror at all times. Having your passenger side mirror swiped or in some way damaged would have to be one of the most common risks of parking your car on the street.
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Side mirrors are only required if the view from the center mirror is obstructed. Mirrors must have a view of at least 200 feet to the rear of the vehicle. Nebraska: Both side mirrors are required if the the driver cannot see the road behind the vehicle by looking backward from the driver's position.
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According to UK law, all cars must have at least two mirrors that offer an adequate view of the rear of the vehicle. One of the operational mirrors has to be the offside rear view mirror. That's the one that's attached to the driver's door. If that gets damaged, then it's illegal for you to drive your car.
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Yes, driving without doors in Georgia is legal. Most things are legal here. The only law, concerning this thread, is that you must have a rear view mirror capable of seeing 200 feet behind you, so your windshield mirror will qualify.
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NY law requires a driver's door mirror plus one more, either a windshield-mounted mirror or passenger door mirror. Your car should be fine. ... Depending on their age and whether they have the other mirrors, some cars do not require a passenger side mirror.
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One of the operational mirrors has to be the offside rear view mirror. That's the one that's attached to the driver's door. ... But if the nearside wing mirror gets damaged – the one that's attached to the passenger door – then so long as your other two mirrors are intact, you can legally drive.
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A car without a driver's side mirror will also fail an MOT. If a vehicle has had its passenger side mirror broken off or its glass smashed in a way which makes it impossible to use, then a driver can still legally drive the car without it. However, hazards may be difficult to see so it is not advisable to drive.
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It is completely legal to remove your Jeep doors and drive on public roads without them, as long as you are sure to take care of a few minor things first. When you remove your Jeep doors, you will also be removing the mirrors. In order to remain in compliance with state laws, you must re-attach your mirrors.
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Currently, the only state that specifically prohibits drivers from driving vehicles without attached, functioning doors is Pennsylvania. ... Because the side-view mirrors are attached to the doors, you need to find another way to attach a mirror to your Jeep to follow the law and stay safe.
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(a) no prescribed mirror shall be missing; Motor Vehicle Safety Act. (11) An outside rearview mirror shall be installed on the driver's side of every passenger car and three-wheeled vehicle. Thanks. those are exactly the sections I brought up in a previous argument.
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Georgia Law 40-8-72 states every motor vehicle which is so constructed or loaded as to obstruct the driver's view to the rear thereof from the driver's position shall be equipped with a mirror so located as to reflect to the driver a view of the...
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It is completely legal to remove your Jeep doors and drive on public roads without them, as long as you are sure to take care of a few minor things first. When you remove your Jeep doors, you will also be removing the mirrors.
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No, there must be a rear view mirror located inside or outside the vehicle, or both. Side mirrors are required if you cannot see 300 feet to the rear.