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On a highway, may a driver tow a person riding a sled, skis or a similar device behind a motor vehicle?
Correct answer: No; this towing practice is prohibited
Why
Do not tow a person on a sled, skis or similar device behind a vehicle on a highway. The regulation also prohibits the person from attaching to the vehicle to be pushed or towed in this way.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Responsible Driving · p. 96
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