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Parking Rules and Regulations Flashcards

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  1. What must you do before leaving your parked vehicle on a public road?

    Answer: Apply the parking brake and remove the keys

    You must apply the parking brake and remove the ignition key to prevent the vehicle from rolling and to deter theft.

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

    Answer: 5 metres

    You must not park within 5 metres of a railway crossing to keep the crossing clear for trains and emergency vehicles.

  3. When parking downhill on a street WITHOUT a curb, which way should you turn your front wheels?

    Answer: Toward the right edge of the road

    Without a curb, turning wheels toward the right edge of the road means the vehicle rolls off the road rather than into traffic if the brakes fail.

  4. Which of the following locations is it ILLEGAL to park in Manitoba?

    Answer: Within 5 metres of a driveway entrance

    Parking within 5 metres of a driveway entrance is illegal as it blocks access for residents and emergency vehicles.

  5. A sign reads 'NO PARKING 7 AM – 9 AM MON–FRI'. You park there at 8:30 AM on a Saturday. Is this legal?

    Answer: Yes, the restriction does not apply on Saturday

    The restriction only applies Monday through Friday, so parking there on Saturday at 8:30 AM is legal.

  6. What is the purpose of a loading zone marked with a white curb in Manitoba?

    Answer: Passenger drop-off and pick-up only

    A white curb typically designates a passenger loading and drop-off zone, not freight or general parking.

  7. How should you signal when pulling out from a parallel parking space?

    Answer: Signal left and wait for a safe gap in traffic

    You must signal left (toward traffic) to indicate you are merging and wait for a safe gap before pulling out.

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