What is the recommended behavior if adjusting mirrors during a drive?

Making minor adjustments to mirrors when it is safe to do so is considered the best practice for ensuring optimal visibility while driving. This behavior allows the driver to maintain awareness of their surroundings without compromising safety. Adjusting mirrors can be necessary for accommodating changes in seating position or for improving visibility, but it should be done during appropriate moments, such as when the vehicle is stationary or when it is safe to momentarily take focus from the road.

Adjustments that might be made while driving can distract the driver or lead to misjudgments in vehicle positioning. Therefore, doing so only when conditions allow for it—such as in traffic conditions that provide the opportunity to glance at the mirrors without creating a hazard—is crucial. The emphasis is on maintaining safe driving practices while ensuring that visibility is not compromised.