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Your vehicle is fitted with a reverse warning bleeper. How will this affect you when you're reversing?

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You'll be able to reverse more accurately

You'll only need to use the offside mirror

You'll need to take all-round observation

You'll only need to use the nearside mirror

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You'll need to take all-round observationThis was the right answer

The reverse warning bleeper is fitted to your vehicle to warn others near the vehicle that it's reversing. However, it's no substitute for good all-round observation. Get someone to guide you if you can't see clearly where you're reversing.

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Rule 202Highway Code rule · Check before and throughout reversing; an alarm gives neither right of way nor assurance that everyone has heard it.

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