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dodge man
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yes it is,your only required to have the rear view mirror and one side mirror in most states,but check your local laws on this also,good luck on it. |
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Fred C
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Assuming you have sight in both eyes, yes. Smart? Well, that is another story. Without a passenger side exterior mirror, you have a HUGE blind spot on that side. I have been driving for 42 years, and only had one car without a passenger side mirror. I put one on the 2nd day I owned it. |
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frank m
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No. You must have a rear view mirror and a drivers side mirror. If you do not have a rear view mirror you must have both a right side view mirror and a left side view mirror. You must have two mirrors, one of which must be a left side rear view mirror. |
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Josh
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I know the law here in michigan is "2 total mirrors" that can be a combination of both side mirrors, or 1 side mirror, and the rear-view mirror. |
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gearnofear
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Depending on the age of the car, Yes. many cars prior to the mid 70's only had a rear view and drivers side mirror. In fact up until 1966, drivers side mirrors where an option on just about every car. |
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wvparanormal
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As long as there is a back window and a windshield mounted rearview mirror, it is leagal to only have a drivers side exterior rearview mirror. If the passenger side mirror is broken, but still on the vehicle, it must be removed completely to be legal. |
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OldGringo
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It depends on the state, what, no in the car rear view mirror? |
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rotorhead
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My 66vette only came with a drivers side mirror. |
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Tom B
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what yr, make, model, or did you just git a ticket for not having a rt on your peterbuilt |
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cas_marti
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In IN yes. |
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jeepsarecool
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I don't have side mirrors on my Jeep. never had any problems. I think laws vary in different states. |
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Sako Tiberious
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Yes. Many cars I have owned only had one on the drivers side. Passenger side mirror is useless anyway. |
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