DrManhattan
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And yet your picture clearly shows blind spots big enough for a cyclist or pedestrian. I also suspect you'll find that those blind spots are a LOT larger than you think in real life, especially when you are using your rear view camera more than your mirror due to the seat headrests.
There's a reason that it's random you-tube videos suggesting this method, and not any driver's handbook. It's dangerous.
I don't think you understand how this method works. All you have to do is move your head and you can see into your "blind spot". You can never eliminate every hidden spot around your car, but turning your mirrors out is the best method if you don't have convex mirrors.