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Before backing into a parallel parking space, what should a driver do first?
Correct answer: Signal, stop beside the car ahead of the space, and check traffic.
Why
A controlled parallel park begins with signaling, safe positioning, and a complete check before reverse movement.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Parallel parking · p. 54
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