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VA DMV Parking and Stopping Rules Questions and Answers Flashcards

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  1. In Virginia, where are you NOT allowed to park regarding a stop sign?

    Answer: Within 30 feet of a stop sign

    Virginia prohibits parking within 30 feet of a stop sign to maintain sight distance and traffic flow.

  2. When may you double-park your vehicle in Virginia?

    Answer: Never — double parking is prohibited

    Double parking is prohibited in Virginia regardless of how briefly you stop or whether hazard lights are activated.

  3. How far from a crosswalk may you park in Virginia?

    Answer: 20 feet

    Virginia law prohibits parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an intersection to protect pedestrian visibility.

  4. What does a yellow curb indicate in Virginia?

    Answer: Loading zone — no parking, temporary stopping may be allowed

    A yellow curb in Virginia typically designates a loading zone where parking is prohibited but brief stops for loading and unloading may be permitted.

  5. When is it legal to stop, stand, or park in a bike lane in Virginia?

    Answer: Never — it is always prohibited

    Virginia prohibits stopping, standing, or parking in a designated bike lane at all times unless directed by a traffic officer.

  6. What is required when parking on a public road in Virginia at night?

    Answer: No special requirement if within 500 feet of a streetlight or if clearly visible

    Virginia does not require special lighting for a legally parked vehicle that is clearly visible or within 500 feet of a streetlight, but headlights or parking lights should be used if visibility is limited.