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When parking on a public road you must not park more than away from curb?
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One foot.
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When parking on a public road you must not park more than away from the curb?
One foot.
When parking on a public road move as far away from traffic as possible if there is a curb pull close to it - you must not park more than away?
one foot away
How many inches away from the curb?
I try hard to park within 6" of the curb. If it's a tight squeeze it's not always possible. I do hate rubbing my tires against the curb, or parking with more than a foot of space between wheels and curb.
When parking your vehicle parallel to the curb on a level street?
Your vehicle should be no more than 18 inches from the curb.
How many inches can you park from the curb in Washington state?
Parking more than 12 inches from the curb canresult in a ticket in Washington state(RCW 46.61.575)
Do not park more than away from the curb?
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When parallel parking you must be within how many centimeters from the curb?
Within no more than 30 centimeters.
What is the space between the sidewalk and the car?
In your final parking position, your wheels must be no more than one foot (30 cm) from the curb.
How far away from the curb do you have to park?
the maxium is 6 inches but it has been debated by many if it is more
What is economy parking?
Usually, at airports, you pay more the closer you park to the terminal. Economy parking is farther away from the terminal but is less expensive.
When is parking not allowed?
When turtles fly around pigeons. --------------------------------------------------------------- More seriously, when the space is required for some more important activity. When parking in that place would mean danger for others. When there are other "allowed" parking places not far away.
When parking uphill with no curb your front wheels should be turned which way?
In Ontario it is left should be same it other provinces if u have trouble remembering thunk of the school ucla but U-up hill with C-curb Left or if its more easy UCL my driving instructor taught me that way to remember.
