Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Practice Exam

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Driving in reverse does not involve which of the following?

Using the rearview mirror
Maintaining a steady speed
Shuffle steering
Checking blind spots

The correct answer is: Shuffle steering

When driving in reverse, shuffle steering is not typically required or involved in the process. Shuffle steering refers to a method of steering where the driver's hands do not cross over each other on the steering wheel, often used when driving forward or making sharp turns. In reverse, the driver primarily uses the rearview mirror and checks blind spots to ensure safety and awareness of surroundings, while maintaining a steady speed. The natural steering mechanism when reversing is generally more straightforward and does not necessitate the same techniques that may be applied when driving forward. Therefore, shuffle steering is not an essential part of reversing, making it the correct choice in this context.