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When making a left turn, where should you monitor the path of your rear wheels?

  1. Your left outside mirror

  2. Your right outside mirror

  3. Your rearview mirror

  4. Directly through the windows

The correct answer is: Your left outside mirror

When making a left turn, you should monitor the path of your rear wheels using your left outside mirror. This is because your left outside mirror gives you the best view of the area directly behind your vehicle, including the path of your rear wheels. Your right outside mirror and your rearview mirror may not provide as clear of a view of the path of your rear wheels, making them less effective options for monitoring your rear wheels during a left turn. Additionally, looking directly through the windows may not provide a wide enough range of vision to accurately monitor the path of your rear wheels, making it an even less effective option compared to the left outside mirror.