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You should never back up your vehicle in any travel lane EXCEPT

Correct answer

  • to make a U-turn.
  • at intersections.
  • at lane crossings and curves.

Explanation

Backing up is dangerous because it is hard for you to see everything behind your vehicle and other drivers don't usually expect a vehicle to be backing toward them. Try to avoid backing into traffic. However, to enter a driveway or parallel parking space, back into it unless signs prohibit doing so. That way, you will be going forward when you pull out.

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