Road scene · Parking scenes
Back out just far enough to turn into the nearest lane, and no further.
What it means
Cars sit nose in along a row of parking bays, and the yellow one is backing out with its white reversing lamps lit. A short yellow arrow takes it into the near lane and earns a green tick. A faint dashed arrow carrying on across the far lane has a red cross, because a white car is coming along that lane. Reversing is a risky move, so keep it as short as the job allows.
Look all round, including behind for small children, before you move.
Reverse slowly and stop as soon as you can turn into the near lane.
Give way to anything coming along the aisle or road behind you.
Right.Not quite. The answer is A.
Reverse only as far as you need to, and only when it is safe, as reversing is one of the riskiest moves you make.
Source: Road Rules 2014 (NSW) rule 296
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