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Before opening the traffic-side door of a parked car, what should you do?
A is parked beside the curb with all doors closed. Cyclist B approaches from behind on the traffic side. The card states these scene facts.
Correct answer: Check mirrors and over your shoulder, and wait until it is clear.
Why
Check mirrors and look over your shoulder before opening a traffic-side door. Wait for approaching cyclists and vehicles to pass, and open only when it will not endanger anyone.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Parking · p. 91
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