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What is the safest basic method when backing a passenger vehicle?
Correct answer: Turn, look through the rear window, and back slowly.
Why
Check behind before entering, turn to look through the rear window when possible, and back slowly while continuing to scan.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Safe backing method · p. 67
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