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Oklahoma Class D Knowledge Test Practice

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Parking, Reversing & Roadside StopsStandalone practice

You parallel park facing uphill beside a curb. How should you set your front wheels?

A is parked facing uphill with the curb on its right. A separate side-profile line shows the slope; the question does not select a front-wheel setting.

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On a quiet two-lane street, you drive about 150 feet past the driveway that you wanted. No car is behind you. May you back up along the street to the driveway?You stop on a level street in front of a store and will be inside for about five minutes. What should you do before you leave the car?You back your car out of a long driveway onto a quiet street. Where should you look while the car moves backward?You parallel park on a level city street that has a curb. No sign or yellow paint limits parking there. What is the farthest that your right-side wheels may be from the curb?You parallel park facing downhill on a street with a curb. How should you set your front wheels before you leave the car?In an Oklahoma town, the only open curb space on the block starts 12 feet from a fire hydrant. No sign is posted there. May you park in that space?

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