MN Parking and Stopping Rules Flashcards
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Which of the following vehicles may always park in a space marked with the International Symbol of Accessibility?
Answer: Vehicles displaying a valid disability parking certificate or license plates
Only vehicles displaying a valid disability parking placard or special license plates may use accessible parking spaces.
When parking at night on an unlit road in Minnesota, you must:
Answer: Leave parking lights or hazard lights on
Minnesota requires leaving parking lights on when a vehicle is parked on an unlit road at night to make it visible.
Blocking a sidewalk with a parked vehicle is:
Answer: Illegal — sidewalks must be kept clear for pedestrians
Parking across or blocking a sidewalk is illegal in Minnesota because it forces pedestrians, including those in wheelchairs, into the street.
How far from an intersection may you park in Minnesota?
Answer: No closer than 30 feet from the corner
Minnesota prohibits parking within 30 feet of an intersection to maintain clear sightlines for all drivers.
When may you park in a bus stop zone in Minnesota?
Answer: Never — bus zones are always restricted
Bus stop zones are always restricted — no private vehicle may stop, stand, or park in a bus zone.
After a heavy snowfall, when does Minnesota law require you to clear snow off your vehicle before driving?
Answer: You must remove snow that could become a hazard to other drivers
Minnesota law requires removing snow and ice from vehicles when it could fly off and endanger other drivers.
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