All passenger cars are required to have at least two mirrors. Which mirror is always mandatory?
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For **passenger cars**, it is mandatory to have at least two rearview mirrors. Of these, the **left rearview mirror** is always mandatory. This is because it provides an essential view of the traffic approaching from the left side, which is crucial for safety when changing lanes or merging onto the road.
The **right rearview mirror** is recommended, but not mandatory. This means that, although it is useful for improving visibility, it is not a legal requirement to have it. On the other hand, the **central rearview mirror** is also mandatory, but it does not replace the need for the left rearview mirror.
In summary, the left rearview mirror is essential and must always be present in passenger cars to ensure safe driving.
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