LLR Parking and Stopping Rules 2

Question 1

A yellow curb typically indicates:

Accepted Answer

Loading and unloading only, no parking

Answer

A yellow curb designates a loading and unloading zone where stopping is allowed only briefly for commercial loading purposes.

Question 2

How far from a crosswalk must you not park?

Accepted Answer

20 feet

Answer

Most states require you to park at least 20 feet from a crosswalk to ensure pedestrians can be seen by approaching drivers.

Question 3

When parking downhill without a curb, your front wheels should be turned:

Accepted Answer

To the right (toward the road edge)

Answer

When parked downhill without a curb, turn wheels to the right so the vehicle rolls off the road if brakes fail, preventing it from entering traffic.

Question 4

Double parking (stopping alongside a parked vehicle) is:

Accepted Answer

Illegal and obstructs traffic flow

Answer

Double parking is illegal in virtually all US jurisdictions because it blocks lanes, impedes traffic flow, and creates safety hazards.

Question 5

How close to an intersection may you legally park in most states?

Accepted Answer

25 feet or more

Answer

Most states prohibit parking within 20–25 feet of an intersection to ensure driver visibility when turning or crossing.

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