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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test
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You are on a quiet two-lane city street and drive about one car length past the driveway you wanted. May you back up to it?
A has traveled about one car length past a driveway on its right on a quiet two-way street.
Correct answer: Yes, if you can do it safely and without getting in the way of traffic.
Why
Other drivers do not expect a car to move backward on a street, so backing is a high-risk move even for a short distance. Before you back, look all around your car, including low areas behind it where a small child could be, and then back slowly. On a freeway, backing is never allowed; if you miss an exit, go on to the next one.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Backing · p. 68, 74
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