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What extra visibility problem can occur when backing a trailer to the right from a left-hand-drive tow vehicle?
A left-hand-drive pickup and aligned single trailer face right in a paved practice area, with a backing destination behind and to the driver’s right.
Correct answer: The trailer can hide the backing path on the right
Why
Backing a trailer to the right from a left-hand-drive vehicle can become blind-side backing. Use a guide where possible and stop to check whenever the path is hidden.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Towing a Trailer · p. 124
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