In article <ta0695h6bd2jp7q32g6lblvl072b6ur8ln@4ax.com>,
Dillon Pyron <invaliddmpyron@austin.rr.com> wrote:

> Not to be smashing on anyone (especially you) but I just drive aware.
> I do the three mirror scan, I hit the two gauges, I do the head flick
> when I lane change.

If you "do the head flick" when you change lanes, that's no doubt
because your mirrors are set incorrectly.

With correctly set mirrors, there is no blind spot and you can see cars
as they move out of your rear view mirror and into your side view
mirror, and from your side view mirror into your main vision at your
side.

The most "flicking" you should ever have to do is over to the side
mirror.