Question 521 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
What should you do if the reversing distance exceeds two vehicle-lengths?
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Correct answer to question 521
- B: Stop, get out, and visually recheck around the vehicle
Explanation
If the reversing distance exceeds two vehicle-lengths, stop, get out and visually recheck the areas behind, above, below and around the entire unit. Always select the lowest reverse gear available.
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