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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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On an ordinary road that is not a controlled-access highway, when may a driver back the vehicle?
Correct answer: Only when the movement can be made safely and without interfering with traffic.
Why
Back only when the movement can be made safely without interfering with traffic. Check behind the vehicle, look back while moving, and proceed slowly. Backing on any shoulder or roadway of a controlled-access highway is prohibited; if you miss a freeway exit, continue to the next one.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Backing safely · p. 64
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