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Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice

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You park facing uphill on a street with a curb on your right. How should you turn the front wheels?

A is parked facing uphill with a curb on its right. A side-profile inset identifies the slope; the front wheels have not been set.

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You parallel park on the right side of a city street. A bike lane runs next to your door. In your side mirror, you see a bicyclist who comes toward your car in that lane. What should you do?You are about to back out of a driveway. Your car has a backup camera and good mirrors. What is the safest way to check the path behind you?You parallel park next to a curb on a city street. When you get out, you see that your right-side tires are about 18 inches from the curb. According to the Virginia Driver's Manual, what should you do?You find an open space along the curb near the corner of a city intersection. There are no signs and no painted curbs. What is the closest you may park to the intersection?You find an open curb space. If you park in it, your front bumper will be 10 feet from a fire hydrant. May you park there?You want to park on a street near a railroad crossing. The only open space is 30 feet from the crossing. According to the Virginia Driver's Manual, may you park there?

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