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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You have just parallel parked on a two-way street with a curb. What is the greatest distance that North Dakota law allows between your right-side wheels and the curb?
A is parallel parked beside the right curb of a two-way street. Its right-side wheels are close to the curb, and no clearance value is displayed.
Correct answer: 12 inches
Why
A car parked too far from the curb narrows the traffic lane and can be hit by passing vehicles. On a two-way street, park with the traffic flow on the right side. When you are done, stop in the center of the space and put the vehicle in park.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Parallel parking · p. 29
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