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Rhode Island Operator License Knowledge Exam Practice

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You parallel park on a two-way street that has a curb. When you get out, you see that your right wheels are about 16 inches from the curb. What should you do?

A is parked parallel to the right curb of a two-way street. The card states that its right wheels are about 16 inches from the curb. No legal maximum or corrected position is selected.

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You back your car in a straight line down a long driveway to the street. Where should you mainly look while the car moves?You get a flat tire on a two-lane highway in the country, outside any town. You slow down with care. Where should you stop to change the tire?You park on a busy street. A bicycle lane runs next to the parked cars, on the traffic side. You are ready to get out of the driver's seat. How should you open your door?You find an open space on a street with no signs and no painted curb. When you park in it, your front bumper will be about 10 feet from a fire hydrant. May you park there?You find an open space on a street. The front of the space is about 15 feet before a marked crosswalk at an intersection. No sign is posted. May you park there?You find an open space along the curb. The front of your car would be 25 feet before a stop sign on your side of the street. May you park there?

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