Theoretical Driving Course Parking Rules and Guidelines 1 Flashcards
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How far from an intersection or corner must a vehicle be parked to avoid obstructing traffic?
Answer: 5 meters
Under Philippine traffic rules, vehicles must be parked at least 5 meters away from an intersection or corner to maintain clear visibility and traffic flow for all road users.
When parking on an uphill slope WITHOUT a curb, which direction should the front wheels be turned?
Answer: Toward the road (left)
On an uphill slope without a curb, you turn the wheels toward the road (left). If the brakes fail, the vehicle will roll back and the tires will catch on the road edge, helping to stop it.
What is the minimum distance a vehicle must be parked from a pedestrian crosswalk?
Answer: 3 meters
Vehicles must be parked at least 3 meters from a pedestrian crosswalk to ensure that pedestrians remain visible to approaching drivers and can cross safely.
Which of the following is a legal and acceptable reason to temporarily stop in a no-parking zone?
Answer: To drop off or pick up a passenger quickly
A brief stop to drop off or pick up a passenger is generally distinguished from parking. However, the driver must remain in the vehicle and move immediately — leaving the vehicle unattended constitutes parking.
How far from a bus stop must a vehicle be parked so as not to block public utility vehicles?
Answer: 5 meters
Vehicles must be parked at least 5 meters from a bus stop to allow buses and jeepneys to pull in and out safely, and to keep the area clear for boarding and alighting passengers.
What does a yellow curb marking typically indicate in the Philippines?
Answer: Loading and unloading only during specified hours
A yellow curb marking generally designates a loading and unloading zone that is restricted to those activities during specified hours. It signals that extended parking is not permitted in that area.
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