Today I will begin practicing my backing skills. Let me refresh my memory about what we learned in the classroom. Before I begin backing, I must checkand look into myto be sure the area is free of pedestrians and other obstacles. I will begin with my foot on the. I must remember that myshould be on the floor for good control. Now I will shift toand look over.

1. Around my vehicle

2. Mirror

3. Brake

4. Heel

5. Reverse

6. My shoulder

Explanation: The above sequence is the series of steps taken when backing (reverse) out a car. Some driving instructors have implied that this is the aspect of driving most new drivers find the most challenging. It may be because almost all the senses are in use at once as well as using the mirror for orientation which seems a little harf for some.

But, backing is a very important part of driving as there is hardly a day a driver takes the car out that it wouldn't be required. Following all these proper steps protects both the driver as well as other drivers and pedestrians whom the driver will encounter while doing a reverse.

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