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Parking and Stopping Rules Flashcards

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  1. Parking is prohibited within how many metres of a railway crossing?

    Answer: 15 metres

    You must not park within 15 metres of a railway crossing to maintain safety and visibility.

  2. What should you do if you need to stop briefly on a highway?

    Answer: Pull completely off the roadway onto the shoulder

    On a highway, you must pull completely off the roadway onto the shoulder to avoid blocking or endangering traffic.

  3. A 'No Stopping' sign means:

    Answer: You may not stop for any reason except emergencies or police direction

    A 'No Stopping' sign prohibits stopping for any reason other than emergencies or when directed by a police officer.

  4. When parked on a two-way street facing uphill with no curb, how should your wheels be turned?

    Answer: To the left, away from the edge of the road

    When facing uphill with no curb, turn wheels to the left so a rolling vehicle moves away from the road edge.

  5. How far from an intersection must you park on a residential street?

    Answer: 6 metres

    You must not park within 6 metres of an intersection to maintain visibility for all drivers.

  6. Which of the following is NOT a valid reason to use a loading zone?

    Answer: Parking while you shop inside for 10 minutes

    Loading zones are for active loading and unloading only — leaving your vehicle to shop is not permitted.

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