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you must do so with great care, as people may pass behind the vehicle.
When reversing, it is essential to proceed with extreme caution because people or other road users may be behind the vehicle. To reverse safely, observe your surroundings carefully before starting the manoeuvre, including considering getting out of the vehicle or asking another person for help to ensure that you are not obstructing or endangering others. Use the vehicle's reversing signal, such as the reversing light if fitted, or extend your arm horizontally with the palm facing backwards to indicate your intention clearly. Carry out the manoeuvre slowly and carefully. Be ready to stop the vehicle immediately if you detect other road users nearby or if safety requires it. These steps are essential to prevent accidents when reversing and to protect people who may be around the vehicle.
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you must do so with great care, as people may pass behind the vehicle.
you have priority over pedestrians.
you cannot travel more than 10 metres.
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