Questions and Answers
When you park headed downhill, you turn your front wheels.... the curb.
into
Always park with your car in the opposite direction that traffic moves.
False
When you park alongside a curb, the front and back wheels must be parallel and no more than....... inches from the curb.
10
When you park headed uphill, you turn your front wheels........ the curb.
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You should always hide a second set of keys in your vehicle so you will be able to drive your car if you lose the first set.
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For either uphill or downhill parking, if there is no curb, turn the wheels..... the side of the road.
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Study Notes
Parking Techniques
- When parked downhill, front wheels must be turned into the curb to prevent rolling downhill.
- Parking in the opposite direction of traffic is incorrect; it is important to follow correct parking orientation.
- When parking alongside a curb, ensure front and back wheels are parallel and not more than 10 inches away from the curb.
- For uphill parking, front wheels should be turned away from the curb to safeguard against rolling backward.
Key Safety Practices
- It is not advisable to hide a second set of keys in your vehicle, as this may lead to theft or unauthorized use.
- In the absence of curbs while parking uphill or downhill, turn wheels towards the side of the road for safety.
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Test your knowledge on parking rules and regulations with this quiz. The flashcards cover essential parking procedures, including how to position your vehicle when parked uphill or downhill. Perfect for anyone preparing for their driving test or wanting to refresh their parking skills.
