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What should you do when you're unable to see clearly while you're reversing into a loading bay?

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Stop and get a trained signaller to guide you under the safe site procedure

Use an audible warning signal while reversing

Reverse into the bay until your bumper touches the end wall

Open your door and lean well out while reversing

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Stop and get a trained signaller to guide you under the safe site procedureThis was the right answer

Stop when the view is inadequate. Under an assessed reversing procedure, a trained signaller can guide you from a safe, visible position using agreed signals. Stop immediately if you lose sight of them. An alarm or an untrained bystander does not make a blind manoeuvre safe.

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Stop and obtain trained help when the view is inadequateReviewed guidance summary · The loading-bay answer is corrected from unspecified someone to a trained signaller following the site procedure.

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