BMV Parking, Right-of-Way, and Intersections 3

Question 1

In Indiana, how far from an intersection must you park your vehicle?

Accepted Answer

50 feet

Answer

Indiana law prohibits parking within 50 feet of an intersection to maintain clear sightlines and traffic flow.

Question 2

A driver exiting a private driveway or alley onto a public street must yield to:

Accepted Answer

Both pedestrians on the sidewalk and vehicles on the public street

Answer

When exiting a driveway or alley, you must yield to all pedestrians on the sidewalk and all vehicles on the public roadway before crossing.

Question 3

What does a blue-painted curb indicate?

Accepted Answer

Handicapped parking with a valid placard or plate

Answer

Blue curbs designate parking reserved for vehicles displaying a valid handicapped placard or license plate.

Question 4

When parallel parking, your vehicle should be within how many inches of the curb?

Accepted Answer

18 inches

Answer

When parallel parking, your vehicle must be within 12 inches of the curb to be considered properly parked and to allow traffic to pass.

Question 5

When must you yield to an emergency vehicle that is displaying flashing lights and sounding a siren?

Accepted Answer

Always — pull to the right and stop immediately

Answer

Regardless of direction or location, all drivers must immediately pull to the right and stop when an emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and siren.

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BMV Parking, Right-of-Way, and Intersections 3