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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test

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You are backing out of an angle parking space on a downtown street. A car comes along the street toward the space behind you. What does Vermont law require?

Blue car A faces northeast in an angled parking bay beside a vertical street. Silver car B approaches north along the street behind the bay. The card says A starts backing.

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