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That there is no vehicle or obstacle preventing it.
When carrying out the reversing manoeuvre, before starting it, we must check that there is no vehicle or obstacle preventing us from carrying it out. We must also take particular care with any pedestrians who may be crossing the road on which we are carrying out the manoeuvre.
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That there is no vehicle or obstacle preventing it.
That the area where we are carrying out the manoeuvre is not a residential road.
That there is a vertical sign allowing us to reverse.
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