Parking and Maneuvering Rules Flashcards
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How far from a railroad crossing must you park your vehicle?
Answer: 50 feet
You must not park within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing to ensure emergency vehicle access and safety.
When parallel parking, at what point during the maneuver should you straighten your wheels?
Answer: When your vehicle is about two-thirds into the space
You straighten your wheels when approximately two-thirds into the space, then turn the opposite way to align with the curb.
A white painted curb generally indicates:
Answer: Passenger loading and unloading only
A white curb designates a passenger loading zone where vehicles may stop briefly to drop off or pick up passengers.
When may you legally park in a space marked for persons with disabilities?
Answer: If you display a valid disabled person placard or license plate
You may only park in a disabled space if your vehicle displays a valid disabled person placard or qualifying license plate.
What is the safest way to back out of a parking space when your view is obstructed?
Answer: Back out slowly, using your horn if needed, and be prepared to stop
When visibility is limited, back out very slowly and use your horn to warn others, stopping immediately if anything approaches.
When parallel parking between two vehicles, you should leave at least how much space between your vehicle and each adjacent vehicle?
Answer: 12 inches
Leave approximately 12 inches between your vehicle and each adjacent vehicle when parallel parking to allow both vehicles to exit.
Which maneuver requires you to signal, check mirrors, and look over your shoulder before initiating?
Answer: Pulling away from a parallel parked position
Before pulling out from a parallel parked position, you must signal, check mirrors, and look over your shoulder for traffic.
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