Parking Quiz

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Check hill and parallel parking fundamentals plus prohibited zones.

Multiple Choice

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Uphill with curb wheel direction:

Away from curb

Toward curb

Straight

Any direction

Ensures rollback contacts curb safely.

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Downhill with curb wheel direction:

Toward curb

Away from curb

Straight

Irrelevant

Prevents forward roll into traffic.

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Primary reason to set parking brake every time:

Prevent vehicle movement if transmission fails

Improve fuel economy

Cool brakes faster

Reduce tire wear

Redundant holding system.

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Parallel parking first step:

Signal and align beside forward vehicle

Turn wheels sharply immediately

Reverse at high speed

Park diagonally

Establish start position.

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Double parking means:

Parking beside a vehicle already parked at curb, blocking lane

Parking across two marked spaces lengthwise

Parking in reverse

Parking near a fire hydrant

Blocks traffic flow.

True / False

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Wheel direction differs uphill vs downhill because of potential roll direction.

True

False

Curb acts as stop.

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Accessible spaces may be used briefly without permit if hazard lights on.

False

True

Permit required.

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Parallel parking involves both steering directions while reversing.

True

False

Adjust to center vehicle.

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Leaving valuables visible can increase theft risk.

True

False

Hide or remove items.

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Parking on a sidewalk is acceptable if brief.

False

True

Obstructs pedestrian path.

Scenario / Think & Reveal

1. No curb, uphill parking. Wheel direction?

Turn wheels toward road edge (right) so vehicle rolls away from traffic if movement occurs.

2. Parallel park attempt: rear bumper aligned, turning too early. Correction?

Restart alignment; begin steering into space only once rear axle clear of front car rear bumper.

3. Vehicle parked on hill without parking brake. Risk?

Transmission alone may not hold; potential roll causing collision or injury.

4. Approaching a space near a fire hydrant; unsure distance rule. Action?

Choose another spot; verify distance requirement later; avoid potential citation.

5. Parallel parking space very tight. Strategy?

Use controlled incremental reverse & forward adjustments; keep wheels straight briefly before final centering.

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