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Missouri Class F Written Test Practice
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You need to back your car straight down a long driveway. How should you watch where you are going?
Correct answer: Look over your right shoulder through the rear window, and back slowly
Why
Children, pets and low objects can hide right behind a vehicle, so backing is always slow and done with a direct look. In the Missouri driving test, the examiner watches whether you look over your right shoulder through the rear glass, back without weaving, and control your speed. On the road, the guide adds that you should never back up in a travel lane.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Driving Test · p. 22, 45
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