Where are a vehicle's blind spots located?

The blind spots of a vehicle are primarily located to the right and left rear corners. These areas are not visible to the driver through the standard mirrors and can pose significant hazards during lane changes or merges. The design of most vehicles creates these blind spots due to the structure of the car and the placement of mirrors, which can miss critical areas adjacent to the vehicle.

While it’s true that there are other areas around the vehicle that may have restricted visibility, such as directly to the rear or directly in front, these regions are generally monitored more easily through the use of mirrors and turn signals. The focus on the blind spots specifically highlights the critical areas that can lead to accidents if not properly checked by the driver. Understanding these locations is essential for safe driving practices and emphasizes the importance of checking mirrors and turning one’s head when changing lanes.