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How fast should a driver normally reverse?
Correct answer: No faster than a walking pace
Why
Reverse only when the path is clear, at a crawl or slow walking speed. Keep observing the direction of travel and be ready to stop immediately if conditions change.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Basic Driving Skills · p. 53
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