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Parking questions

Parking with the brake set, opening your door safely, stopping on a highway shoulder, the painted triangle at an exit ramp, and the rules for disability spaces, access aisles and curb cuts.

Each question below covers one rule from the Maryland Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.

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7 questions

  1. Never block a curb cutYou have a disability placard. May you park where your car blocks part of a curb cut (the ramp in the curb)?
  2. The access aisle next to a disability spaceYou hold a disability placard. May you park on the access aisle next to a disability space?
  3. Parking brake and gear every timeWhich two things should you do every time you park an automatic car?
  4. Stopping on a highwayWhen may you stop on the shoulder of an interstate?
  5. Before you open your doorYou've just parked on a busy street. What should you do before opening your door?
  6. Who may park in a disability spaceWhen may you park in a disability parking space?
  7. The painted triangle at an exit rampWhich place is off limits for stopping or parking on a highway?

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