Questions and Answers
What type of signs indicate 'no stopping, no standing, no parking'?
What is the distance you should park away from a fire or crash?
within 500 feet
What is the minimum distance you should park from a fire hydrant?
within 15 feet
How far should you park from the curb?
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What is the parking restriction within 50 feet of a railroad crossing?
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Where should you never park in relation to driveways or emergency exits?
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What can occur if you park next to a road where you block the view of drivers turning at an intersection?
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How far should you park from a stop sign or traffic light?
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What is the restriction regarding parking in a lane of a highway outside city limits?
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What is the parking rule on or under a bridge?
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Where should you never park to avoid obstructing access?
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When is parking prohibited in relation to an intersection or crosswalk?
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What is the distance you must park from a marked crosswalk or intersection without a crosswalk?
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What is double parking?
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What must you avoid to not obstruct mail delivery in rural areas?
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Study Notes
Parking Regulations
- No stopping, standing, or parking signs indicate areas where all parking is prohibited.
- Parking is forbidden within 500 feet of a fire or a crash scene to ensure safety and access for emergency vehicles.
- Do not park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant to avoid obstructing access for firefighting operations.
Curb and Distance Rules
- Maintain a maximum distance of 12 inches from the curb when parking to avoid encroaching on the street.
- Parking is not allowed within 50 feet of the nearest rail of a railroad crossing for safety reasons.
- Avoid parking in front of any driveway, alley, theater, emergency exit, or fire escape to ensure clear access.
Visibility and Safety
- Do not park next to a road if it blocks the view of drivers turning at intersections, as this creates dangerous blind spots.
- Maintain a clear area within 30 feet of stop signs, traffic lights, or flashing beacons to ensure visibility for all drivers.
Locations to Avoid Parking
- Avoid parking in a lane of a highway outside city or village limits if there is a highway shoulder available.
- Parking is prohibited on or under a bridge, on an overpass, or in a tunnel unless otherwise posted, to prevent hazards.
- Never park on sidewalks or in front of public or private driveways, as this obstructs pedestrian pathways and access to properties.
Intersection Regulations
- Do not park within an intersection, crosswalk, or designated bike lane to ensure safety for all road users.
- Maintain a distance of 20 feet from a marked crosswalk, or 15 feet if there is no crosswalk, in relation to intersections.
Additional Prohibitions
- Never park on the street side of a legally parked vehicle, as this constitutes double parking and obstructs traffic.
- Avoid parking in a manner that obstructs the delivery of mail to rural mailboxes to ensure residents receive their mail without delay.
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Test your knowledge on common traffic signs and parking regulations. This quiz covers critical details about where and how you can park, as well as the implications of specific distances near landmarks like fire hydrants and railroad crossings. Perfect for drivers seeking to refresh their understanding of important rules!
