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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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Before entering a parked vehicle, what is a useful first safety check?
Correct answer: Look around and behind the car for hazards.
Why
Before entering, look around and behind the car for children, low objects and other hazards. Before starting to drive, adjust your seat, head restraint and mirrors, fasten your safety belt and check that passengers are secure. Set controls while parked so they do not distract you after moving.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Walk-around safety check · p. 67
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