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  1. How far from an intersection must a vehicle be parked?

    Answer: At least 6 meters

    Vehicles must be at least 6 meters from an intersection for visibility.

  2. What should a driver do before opening the car door when parked alongside a road?

    Answer: Check mirrors and look behind for approaching vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians

    Checking for approaching traffic prevents dooring accidents that can injure cyclists and pedestrians.

  3. When is it acceptable to park in a handicapped/PWD parking space?

    Answer: Only when displaying a valid PWD parking permit

    PWD parking spaces are reserved exclusively for vehicles displaying valid PWD permits.

  4. What precaution should be taken when parking and leaving a vehicle unattended?

    Answer: Engage parking brake, turn off engine, lock doors, and take the keys

    Securing the vehicle prevents theft, unauthorized use, and accidental movement.

  5. What is angle parking and where is it commonly used?

    Answer: Parking diagonally to the curb at a set angle, in parking lots and wide streets

    Angle parking positions vehicles diagonally, commonly in parking lots and commercial streets.

  6. Is it legal to park within 4 meters of a driveway entrance?

    Answer: No, parking too close to a driveway obstructs access

    Parking near a driveway entrance obstructs access and limits visibility when exiting.

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