Safe driving 2 pts
How can the pillar between the windshield and the side window (A-pillar) affect the view from the vehicle?
Correct answer
- Such view restriction is determined by vehicle construction; the driver should consider the blind spot and check the situation by looking around the pillar to eliminate the restricted view.
Other options
- The driver cannot influence this situation at all.
- Such a situation should not occur, the bodywork construction is adapted by the manufacturer so that the driver has unlimited view.
Explanation
The A-Pillar Blind Spot: The structure holding the windshield is thick enough to hide a whole pedestrian or…
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