VT DMV Parking Rules and Regulations 3

Question 1

When parking uphill on a street WITH a curb, you should turn your front wheels:

Accepted Answer

Away from the curb

Answer

With wheels turned away from the curb, a rolling car will back into the curb and stop.

Question 2

How far from a stop sign or traffic signal must you park in Vermont?

Accepted Answer

At least 30 feet

Answer

Parking within 30 feet of a stop sign, yield sign, or traffic signal can hide it from approaching drivers.

Question 3

Double parking (stopping alongside a vehicle already parked at the curb) is:

Accepted Answer

Illegal because it blocks traffic

Answer

Double parking is illegal because it obstructs a travel lane and traps the parked vehicle.

Question 4

You may park in a space reserved for persons with disabilities only if:

Accepted Answer

Your vehicle displays a valid disability plate or placard

Answer

Only vehicles displaying a valid disability plate or placard issued for the occupant may use reserved accessible spaces.

Question 5

When parking uphill or downhill where there is NO curb, you should turn your wheels:

Accepted Answer

Toward the edge of the road

Answer

With no curb, wheels turned toward the road edge make a rolling car move off the roadway instead of into traffic.

(VT DMV) Vermont Department of Motor Vehicle Practice Test