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The best way to avoid a backing accident is: A. Open your door when you park B. Only back during the day C. Don't Back D. None of the above |
C. Don't Back
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When backing use your horn by: a. Taping it every three seconds b. Blowing it continuously to draw attention c. Using it once before putting it in reverse d. Hitting it every time you see a pedestrian |
a. Taping it every three seconds |
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3. The Rear Vision camera should be: a. Relied on as the only devise for backing. b. Only used as an additional mirror c. Used to check for overheads when backing d. Completely ignored in any backing situation |
b. Only used as an additional mirror |
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4. You should know your vehicle and your area: a. To avoid being trapped and having to back b. To know how much space it takes to turn around c. To avoid overhangs d. All of the above |
d. All of the above
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5. The best way to deliver a residential stop is: a. Drive up the driveway b. Only enter circular driveways c. Stay out of residential driveways d. Back into driveways |
c. Stay out of residential driveways
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6. When you are not sure of clearances when backing youshould: a. Stop the vehicle and get out and look b. Look in the rear vision camera monitor c. Back immediately d. Tap your horn |
a. Stop the vehicle and get out and look |
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7. Which of the following is not a rule when you must back: a. Back immediately b. Tap your horn and check your rear vision camera c. When in doubt stop get out and look d. Use your four-way flashers |
d. Use your four-way flashers |
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8. The most preferred method of backing: a. Sight side back b. Straight back c. Blind side back d. Rear vision camera back |
a. Sight side back |
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9. If a driver passes a stop, what should they do? a. Back immediately b. Immediately pull over and walk the stop off c. Deliver the package tomorrow d. Return the package to the shipper |
b. Immediately pull over and walk the stop off |
