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Kentucky Class D Written Test Practice
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Before entering your parked car to back out, what should you do about the area immediately behind it?
Correct answer: Check behind it for children and small objects
Why
Check behind the vehicle before getting in because children and low objects may be hidden from the driver’s seat. Continue looking to the rear and around the vehicle while backing slowly, and stop if the path is uncertain. Mirrors and cameras assist observation but do not replace the checks.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Avoid backing on freeway · p. 40, 41
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