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  1. In Arizona, how far before a stop sign or traffic control signal is parking prohibited on the approach side?

    Answer: 30 feet

    ARS 28-873 prohibits parking within 30 feet of a stop sign or traffic control signal on the approach side to maintain clear sight lines.

  2. When parking facing downhill with a curb in Arizona, which direction should you turn your front wheels?

    Answer: Toward the curb

    When parking downhill with a curb, turning the wheels toward the curb ensures that if the brakes fail, the vehicle rolls into the curb rather than into traffic.

  3. When parking facing uphill with a curb in Arizona, which direction should your front wheels be turned?

    Answer: Away from the curb, toward traffic

    When parking uphill with a curb, turning the wheels away from the curb means that if the vehicle rolls backward, the rear of the tire catches on the curb and stops it.

  4. In Arizona, parking on a bridge or elevated highway structure is:

    Answer: Prohibited

    ARS 28-873 prohibits stopping, standing, or parking on any bridge, elevated structure upon a highway, or within a highway tunnel.

  5. In Arizona, parking in front of a private driveway is:

    Answer: Prohibited

    ARS 28-873 prohibits stopping, standing, or parking in front of a public or private driveway because it blocks access to the property at all times.

  6. What is the correct rule for parking direction on a two-way street in Arizona?

    Answer: Vehicles must park parallel to and facing the direction of traffic flow

    Arizona law requires vehicles to be parked parallel to and facing in the direction of traffic flow on a two-way street for safety.

  7. A vehicle in Arizona with multiple unpaid parking citations may be subject to:

    Answer: Booting or towing at the owner's expense

    Vehicles with multiple unpaid parking citations can be immobilized (booted) or towed at the owner's expense to compel payment and compliance.

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