Turns, lanes and passingQuestion 148 of 296

When is driving in reverse against the law?

  1. When you back into an intersection or a crosswalk
  2. When you back out of a driveway on a quiet street
  3. When you back more than one car length
  4. When you back with your seat belt on
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Correct answer: When you back into an intersection or a crosswalk

Do not back into an intersection or a crosswalk. Do not back up if traffic is so close that it is an immediate hazard.

Source: Using the Road Regulations (N.S. Reg. 230/2026, in force 19 October 2026), Section 37, Driving in reverse, page 23

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026