I drive a full size pickup (with a camper shell) in Los Angeles traffic, so I appreciate the value of well aimed side mirrors. (fwiw, I'm primarily a cyclist, a

I drive a full size pickup (with a camper shell) in Los Angeles traffic, so I appreciate the value of well aimed side mirrors. (fwiw, I'm primarily a cyclist, and only drive the truck on the weekends for shopping). I remember reading a great (and hilarious) quip about side mirror configuration: "There is no point in seeing your own car through the side mirrors because it's the one thing on the road that you cannot possibly collide with." /Acey me: safety nerd, ex-blogger/founder, urbandriver.org (RIP) /edit: phrasing/