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By checking behind, both sides and the path, with help if needed.
Check behind, both sides and the surroundings of the intended path, combining direct observation and mirrors as needed. If visibility is insufficient, check outside before moving or obtain help. Reverse slowly and stop immediately if a person, animal, vehicle or warning of danger appears. Cameras and sensors do not replace observation.
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By checking behind, both sides and the path, with help if needed.
By looking only forward without checking behind.
By relying only on sensors without observing surroundings.
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