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  1. When parallel parking, how far should your vehicle be from the curb?

    Answer: No more than 30 centimeters

    Vehicles should be within 30 cm of the curb to avoid obstructing traffic.

  2. What is the minimum distance a vehicle must be parked from a fire hydrant?

    Answer: 3 meters

    Vehicles must be at least 3 meters from a fire hydrant for firefighter access.

  3. When parking on a downhill slope with a curb, which direction should the front wheels be turned?

    Answer: Toward the curb

    Turning toward the curb on a downhill slope causes the vehicle to roll into the curb if brakes fail.

  4. Is it legal to park on a sidewalk in the Philippines?

    Answer: No, parking on sidewalks is prohibited

    Sidewalks are for pedestrians, and parking on them is prohibited under traffic law.

  5. What does a yellow curb marking indicate?

    Answer: Loading and unloading zone for brief stops only

    Yellow curb markings designate loading and unloading zones for brief stops.

  6. What is double parking, and why is it prohibited?

    Answer: Parking alongside a vehicle already parked at the curb, blocking it in

    Double parking blocks the trapped vehicle and reduces the road width by an entire lane.

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