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1.When parking uphill next to a curb, set the parking brake and:

Keep the rear tires against the curb.

Keep the front tires straight ahead.

Turn your steering wheel away from the curb.

Turn your steering wheel toward the curb.

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2.What is the importance of practicing parallel parking?

To save time while parking

To learn correct techniques and judgment

To avoid using back-up cameras

To rely on range-detecting sensors

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3.What is the driver's ultimate responsibility when it comes to operating a vehicle?

Relying on back-up cameras

Checking side mirrors frequently

Being alert and ensuring safe operation

Using range-detecting sensors effectively

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4.When selecting a parking space for parallel parking, what should you do before stopping and signalling?

Check your mirrors

Check your cell phone for messages

Count the number of pedestrians nearby

Engage the parking brake

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5.What should you do when your front wheels are opposite the back bumper of the vehicle ahead during parallel parking?

a) Continue to back up without turning the steering wheel

b) Quickly turn the steering wheel toward the curb

Honk your horn to alert pedestrians

Turn the steering wheel the other way and clear the vehicle ahead

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6.How far should your wheels be from the curb in your final parking position during parallel parking?

No more than one foot (30 cm)

At least three feet (90 cm)

Flush against the curb

Two feet (60 cm) away from the curb

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7.When parallel parking, what should you do before initiating the manoeuvre?

Turn your wheels away from the curb

Check for pedestrians and oncoming traffic

Use your cell phone to record the process

Honk your horn to warn other drivers

Correct! Wrong!

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8.What should you do after successfully parallel parking your vehicle?

Quickly exit the vehicle

Engage the parking brake

Rev the engine to show off your parking skills

Drive away without checking your surroundings

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9.When parking on a hill, what should you do to prevent your vehicle from rolling into traffic?

Turn the wheels away from the curb

Keep the transmission in "Drive"

Leave the parking brake off

Put the transmission in "Neutral"

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10.What gear should you put your vehicle in if it has a manual transmission and you are parking on a hill?

a) Park

b) Reverse

c) Neutral

d) 1st gear

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11.How should you position your wheels when pulling away from a parallel parking space?

a) Turn the wheels toward the curb

Keep the wheels straight

Turn the wheels away from the curb

Angle the wheels towards the vehicle in front of you

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12.What is the first step to safely enter traffic when pulling out from parallel parking?

Turn your head to look over your right shoulder for hazards

Signal your intentions to move into traffic

Use your interior rear-view mirror to check for hazards

Check your side mirrors for oncoming vehicles

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13.When should you drive into the traffic lane when pulling out from parallel parking?

As soon as you finish signalling

Immediately after starting your vehicle

When it is safe to do so after checking all blind spots

Without checking blind spots

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14.Who is allowed to park in reserved spaces for people with disabilities?

Anyone with a driver's license

Only those with a permit or vehicle plates for persons with disabilities

Any vehicle with a handicapped sticker

Those who are transporting a disabled person

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15.Under what circumstances is it illegal for a vehicle to park in a space reserved for people with disabilities?

When the vehicle has any type of parking permit

When the vehicle is in operation to transport the person

When there are no other available parking spaces

When the vehicle is owned by a person with disabilities

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16.Assuming that the street is level, what should you do after you have finished parallel parking in a space between two other cars?

Leave your front wheels turned toward the curb.

Make sure your car almost touches the car behind you.

Move as far forward in the space as possible.

Straighten your front wheels and leave room between cars.

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17.Where does the law regarding parking in spaces reserved for people with disabilities apply?

On streets and highways and in shopping centres that meet specific criteria

Only on city streets

Only on state highways

Only in public parking garages

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18.Who can face civil penalties for making a false statement or providing false information to obtain a parking permit for a person with a disability?

Only the applicant

Only the doctor who provides certification

Both the applicant and the doctor who provides certification

Neither the applicant nor the doctor

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19.You are driving in the middle lane on a three-lane expressway. A car begins to pass you on the right. The actions of that driver are:

Wrong because “pass to the left” is a firm rule.

Wrong because they are passing you in your blind spot.

Fine, as long as it is done on a limited-access highway.

Fine, as long as no signs forbid passing on the right.

Correct! Wrong!

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20.What should you avoid doing after parallel parking, especially if it may interfere with traffic or pedestrians?

Check your surroundings

Start your engine immediately

Open the door on the road side

Adjust your side mirrors

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21.What is the maximum distance your wheels should be from the curb in your final parking position during parallel parking?

Two feet

Three feet

One foot

Four feet

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22.What should you avoid doing after parallel parking, especially if it may interfere with traffic or pedestrians?

Check your surroundings

Open the door on the road side

Adjust your side mirrors

Start your engine immediately

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1.When parking uphill next to a curb, set the parking brake and:

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2.What is the importance of practicing parallel parking?

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3.What is the driver's ultimate responsibility when it comes to operating a vehicle?

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4.When selecting a parking space for parallel parking, what should you do before stopping and signalling?

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5.What should you do when your front wheels are opposite the back bumper of the vehicle ahead during parallel parking?

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6.How far should your wheels be from the curb in your final parking position during parallel parking?

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7.When parallel parking, what should you do before initiating the manoeuvre?

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8.What should you do after successfully parallel parking your vehicle?

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9.When parking on a hill, what should you do to prevent your vehicle from rolling into traffic?

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10.What gear should you put your vehicle in if it has a manual transmission and you are parking on a hill?

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11.How should you position your wheels when pulling away from a parallel parking space?

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12.What is the first step to safely enter traffic when pulling out from parallel parking?

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13.When should you drive into the traffic lane when pulling out from parallel parking?

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14.Who is allowed to park in reserved spaces for people with disabilities?

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15.Under what circumstances is it illegal for a vehicle to park in a space reserved for people with disabilities?

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16.Assuming that the street is level, what should you do after you have finished parallel parking in a space between two other cars?

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17.Where does the law regarding parking in spaces reserved for people with disabilities apply?

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19.You are driving in the middle lane on a three-lane expressway. A car begins to pass you on the right. The actions of that driver are:

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