What is the area called where the driver cannot see the road because it is blocked by the vehicle's bodywork?
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The **blind spot** is an area around the vehicle that the driver cannot see directly or through the rearview mirrors. This occurs because the **vehicle's bodywork** blocks the view of certain areas, which can be dangerous if not taken into account.
- The **rearview mirrors** are useful for seeing what is happening behind and to the sides of the vehicle, but they do not completely cover all angles. There is always a space that remains out of their reach, known as the blind spot.
- To ensure there is no other vehicle in the blind spot, it is advisable to **turn your head** and look through the window before changing lanes. This helps to avoid accidents when changing direction.
- There are **blind spot detection systems** that alert the driver when there is a vehicle in that area. These systems can light up a warning in the rearview mirror to alert the driver, especially if the turn signal is activated to change lanes.
In summary, the blind spot is a critical area that requires special attention to ensure safe driving.
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