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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Vehicle setup, restraints and controlsStandalone practice
Which seat position supports safe control?
Correct answer: Upright, reaching all controls with arms and legs slightly bent
Why
Sit upright with support against the seat and enough reach for every control. Keep a slight bend in your arms and legs so you can steer and operate the pedals without stretching or locking your joints.
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