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Parking Rules and Regulations Flashcards

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  1. What do double yellow lines painted on a road indicate?

    Answer: No parking is allowed at any time

    Double yellow lines mean parking is prohibited at all times, regardless of the time of day or day of the week.

  2. How close to a fire hydrant are you prohibited from parking your vehicle?

    Answer: Within 3 metres

    You must not park within 3 metres of a fire hydrant to ensure emergency services can access it quickly.

  3. How far from a road junction must you NOT park your vehicle?

    Answer: 6 metres

    Parking within 6 metres of a road junction is prohibited to maintain clear sightlines for all drivers at the intersection.

  4. What does a single yellow line on the kerb indicate?

    Answer: No parking is allowed during hours specified on a nearby sign

    A single yellow line indicates parking restrictions during specific hours, which are shown on a nearby sign.

  5. How far before a bus stop are you NOT allowed to park your vehicle?

    Answer: 9 metres

    You must not park within 9 metres before a bus stop to allow buses to pull in safely and passengers to board or alight.

  6. What are you required to do before leaving your vehicle parked on a public road?

    Answer: Apply the handbrake and switch off the engine

    Before leaving a parked vehicle, you must apply the handbrake and switch off the engine to prevent the vehicle from rolling and reduce fire risk.

  7. What is indicated by white zigzag lines painted on the road near a pedestrian crossing?

    Answer: No stopping or parking is allowed at any time

    White zigzag lines indicate a no-stopping zone near pedestrian crossings, ensuring clear visibility for both pedestrians and drivers.

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