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For ordinary parallel parking beside the right curb, how close should the right wheels be?
An empty roadside with a curb and adjoining travel lanes.
Correct answer: Within 30 centimetres
Why
When ordinary parallel parking beside the right curb, position the right wheels parallel to and within 30 centimetres of it. Follow any specially authorized parking arrangement and other restrictions.
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