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or do you (also) , when pushing a shopping cart in a supermarket, and before turning a corner, look down (to where your mirrors should be) to make sure no one is on your blind spot.

Nah, I just go fast enough to be sure I've left all the traffic behind...

I do it on my bicycle ALL the time.

I need to get one of those bicycle helmet mirrors . . . so I can look up to my right when I'm on my motorcycle. Then I can be looking at the wrong place on both vehicles.

objects in your mirror are closer than they appear…

Just close your eyes and turn, like my young niece a few years ago --while she was driving her car at night, to avoid hitting a rabbit on the road, she closed her eyes, swerved right into the ditch then through a fence. The rabbit and niece were ok.

dwerbil wrote:Just close your eyes and turn, like my young niece a few years ago --while she was driving her car at night, to avoid hitting a rabbit on the road, she closed her eyes, swerved right into the ditch then through a fence. The rabbit and niece were ok.

What about the other customers of her insurance company?

State Farm. Probably spread out....0000002 cents per.

old R90 guy wrote:or do you (also) , when pushing a shopping cart in a supermarket, and before turning a corner, look down (to where your mirrors should be) to make sure no one is on your blind spot.

Yeah . . . it's just you.

When I'm shopping in a hurry and coming up to a hairpin, I grab the trolley about a third back from the front, on which ever side I'm turning, and drag a knee 'round into the next aisle.
I once low sided on some dropped eggs so nowadays I take it easy through the fresh produce aisles. Besides, there is often really fresh produce to check out.

ME 109 wrote:When I'm shopping in a hurry and coming up to a hairpin, I grab the trolley about a third back from the front, on which ever side I'm turning, and drag a knee 'round into the next aisle.
I once low sided on some dropped eggs so nowadays I take it easy through the fresh produce aisles. Besides, there is often really fresh produce to check out.

Ya gotta watch out the meat isle too, some might be so fresh it'll jump right out in front of you.

Do the sell roo on the supermarkets down there?