UT DMV Parking Rules and Regulations 4

Question 1

You may not park alongside another parked vehicle (double park) because:

Accepted Answer

It blocks a traffic lane and traps the other vehicle

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It wears out the roadway

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It is only illegal at night

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It is legal if hazard lights are on

Question 2

A curb painted red in Utah typically means:

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No stopping, standing, or parking

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Loading zone only

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Short-term parking allowed

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Parking for buses only

Question 3

Before opening your door after parallel parking on a street, you should:

Accepted Answer

Check mirrors and look for bicycles and traffic approaching from behind

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Open the door quickly to claim the space

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Turn on your high beams

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Honk your horn

Question 4

Where may you legally stop your vehicle on a highway outside a business or residential district?

Accepted Answer

Completely off the pavement where the vehicle is visible, only if unavoidable

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In the right travel lane with hazards on

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On the shoulder to check your phone anytime

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Anywhere as long as you stay in the car

Question 5

How far must a stopped vehicle be visible to approaching drivers when parked on a highway outside city limits?

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From at least 100 feet in each direction

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From at least 25 feet in each direction

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From at least 500 feet in each direction

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Visibility is not required in daylight

Question 6

Parking in a marked bicycle lane is:

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Prohibited because it forces cyclists into traffic

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Allowed for up to 5 minutes

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Allowed with hazard lights on

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Allowed on weekends

Question 7

If you park facing traffic on the wrong side of a two-way street, you are:

Accepted Answer

Violating the law, since you must park in the direction of traffic flow

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Legal if within 12 inches of the curb

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Legal on residential streets only

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Legal during daylight hours