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When may a driver back a vehicle?
Correct answer: Only when it is safe and does not interfere with traffic.
Why
Check all sides, look through the rear window when possible, and back slowly only after the path is clear.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Backing only when safe · p. 31
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