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The disclaimer “Objects in mirror are closer than they appear” is featured on passenger-side mirrors of vehicles manufactured in the United States, Canada, India, Korea, and Australia. These mirrors ...

Q: Why do cars have a standard mirror on the driver’s side and a fun-house type mirror that makes everything smaller on the passenger side? I mean, they have to remind you that objects you see are ...

Question: When was the right side mirror first used, and why was the warning changed to “objects in mirror may be closer than they appear”? Which leads to another question: Why do they say “may” when ...

Labels on side-view mirrors warning drivers that objects are closer than they appear may soon disappear thanks to a new optical prescription for them, according to a new study. The prescription draws ...

As far as custom projects are concerned, we have seen our fair share of exciting developments. But when it comes to amazingly bespoke vehicles, this one is certainly off the charts, and not ...

If you've ever driven a car or closely observed someone else driving, you know how important the side mirrors are. They give the driver a clear view of what's behind on either side, which helps in ...

It’s a warning you see in basically every car: “Objects in mirror are closer than they appear.” But why can’t passenger-side mirrors display objects accurately? Well, it’s actually a careful design ...