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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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On an ordinary roadway that is not a controlled-access highway, when may a driver back a vehicle?
Correct answer: When safe and without interfering with traffic.
Why
Back only when the movement is safe and will not interfere with other traffic. Check the entire area and move slowly. Backing is prohibited on a controlled-access highway and its shoulder; a missed exit does not create an exception.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Backing only when safe · p. 87, 119
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