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You are about to back out of a straight-in parking space. What does the Mississippi handbook direct you to do?
A is parked nose-in in a straight parking space, with an aisle behind it.
Correct answer: Wait for a clear area, then look back while reversing.
Why
Wait until the area behind the vehicle is clear. Keep looking back while reversing, and do not rely on the rearview mirror alone. Traffic or pedestrians can enter the area after an initial check.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Parallel Parking / Backing · p. 61
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