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hi my name is Micah with drivers ed direct and in this video today we are talking about blind spot checks for two reasons first as a driving instructor Ive noticed that a lot of people arent checking their blind spots the right way and second Ive noticed that a lot of people arent checking their blind spots enough so were talking about both today in this video [Music] now what is a blind-spot check and how do we do it up a blind-spot check is a quick turn of the head from chin to shoulder either to the right chin to shoulder to the left before we make any type of lane change now the phrase over the shoulder you may have heard that before that is a blind spot check but it can be a little misleading when I heard the phrase over the shoulder I would turn my head and actually look over my shoulder but if you look too far its hard to keep your car centered in the lane or or without drifting now your left and right mirrors actually show you whats really far over the shoulder behind