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When backing up in a motor vehicle why is it important to look behind you and use your rear view mirrors?
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∙ 10y ago
It is important to look over one's shoulder and use the rear view mirrors when backing up in a motor vehicle because one has to look for objects or humans behind the vehicle so that he or she does not drive into those.
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∙ 10y ago
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Who is at fault if backing out of a parking lot space and another vehicle behind you is also backing out?
both of you for not looking back
What should you be aware of when backing up a vehicle?
EVERYTHING and everyone who might be behind you.
What is the first step you should take before backing and vehicle?
Look behind you
What is the first step you should take before backing any vehicle?
Look behind you
What is the first step to you should take before backing any vehicle?
look behind you.
What are rear view mirrors typically used for?
Rear view mirrors are installed in the majority of motorized vehicles. Rear view mirrors are on vehicles to be able to see behind the user while driving either backing up, or changing lanes.
When is it absolute necessity to check behind while driving?
Before backing up.Before passing a vehicle.
Who is at fault if you are backing out of a parking space and an oncoming vehicle to your rightjust pulled in the adjacent right parking space directly behind you and suddenly back out and hit you?
Backing up--it is your fault.
What rules do you follow to maintain security whilst unloading a vehicle at a warehouse?
Warn people when backing up, and make sure no one is behind your vehicle when driving in reverse.
What is most important for the vehicle?
the nut behind the wheel
You were at a complete stop in a parking lot when the car ahead of you began backing up and then hit you you feel as though she is completely liable as your vehicle was not even moving are you correct?
yes you are correct. the person backing up is responsible for making sure the area behind their vehicle is clear.
If a car is parked too close behind you to be seen in the rear and side view mirror and you back into it who is at fault?
you are if your vehicle hit the other vehicle- you have too many mirrors on your vehilce not to notice another veh right beside you or behind you.
