Which mirror type is mounted below the flat mirror and provides a wide-angle, intentionally distorted view of the entire side of the bus up to the mirror mounts and the front of the rear tires?

Overhead inside rearview mirror

Vehicle Operation, Mirrors & Maneuvering Test 1/2

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Not quite.

Wrong. Crossover mirrors are mounted at the front corners of the bus and show the front danger zone and the service door/front-wheel area, not the side-and-rear-tire view covered by the convex mirror.

The correct answer is B: Convex mirror.

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Correct!

Correct. The outside convex mirror is positioned below the flat mirror and gives a wide-angle (but size/distance-distorted) view of the entire side of the bus up to the mirror mounts, the front of the rear tires, and at least one traffic lane on either side.

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Not quite.

Wrong. The overhead inside mirror monitors the passenger compartment and the area directly behind the bus, not the exterior side danger zones.

The correct answer is B: Convex mirror.

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Not quite.

Wrong. The flat mirror gives an undistorted, narrower view (about 200 feet behind the bus and along the sides) and does not provide the wide-angle side coverage the convex mirror is specifically designed for.

The correct answer is B: Convex mirror.