14. An example of courtesy parking is: A. Blocking a crosswalk B. Blocking a driveway C. Parking well with the boundaries of the parking space D. Taking up two spaces

1.Is it a good idea to stop close enough to a corner, driveway, or “No Parking” zone so that other vehicles will be discouraged from parking in front of you which could limit the space you need to pull out?A. Yes (always)B. Yes, so long as you do not park in a restricted area (i.e.--too close to a driveway or corner, in a crosswalk, etc.)C. No (never)D. No, unless there is a truck or other large vehicle parked directly behind you.2.Since you know it's safer NOT to have to back out of a perpendicular parking space, you typically enter parking spaces from one side and pull through to the other side, so that when you leave, you can easily pull out driving forward. If however, the spaces in the perpendicular parking lot have BARRIERS, the safest thing to do is ___________________.A. Pull into a parking place without pulling through to the other side, and back out when you leave the parking spaceB. Back into your desired parking space, and drive forward when pulling outC. Carefully drive over the barrier while pulling through to the other sideD. Get out of your vehicle, remove the barrier so you can pull your vehicle through to the other side, and then replace the barrier3.When parking downhill, you should _________________.A. Turn your front wheels toward the side of the road or curbB. Turn your front wheels toward the road and away from the curbC. Turn your rear wheels toward the side of the road or curbD. None of the above--you should never park on a downhill slope4.When doing "pull-over curb parking", you should ______________.A. Make certain you are in the far left lane at least half a block before you reach your parking destinationB. Reduce your speed when you're about 50 feet from your parking destination and activate your turn signalC. Look for any indications that parking is not permitted: signs, fire hydrants, driveways, or curb markingsD. All of the aboveE. None of the Above -- Pull-over curb parking is dangerous and illegal5.Although it is safer to back into a parking space so you can drive forward out of it, there are times when this is simply not an option. One of these times is when you ___________________.A. You need to park in a crowded parking lot where most parking spaces are occupiedB. You need to park in a gravel (or unpaved) parking lotC. You need to park in an angle parking lot with barriersD. You need to parallel park6.You may NOT park your vehicle _________________.A. In a tunnel or an overpassB. On the sidewalkC. On the street side of a vehicle that is already parkedD. All of the above7.What is the difference between a PARKED vehicle and a STANDING vehicle?A. A standing vehicle has passengers standing outside of the vehicleB. A parked vehicle has had its engine turned off and a standing vehicle, although not moving, still has its engine turned onC. A parked vehicle is a standing vehicle which the driver has leftD. None of the above--There is no such thing as a "standing" vehicle

In _____ to many complaints by residents, we decided to make the area a no-parking zone. (RESPOND) Use the word in bracket to form a word that fits in the gapa.respondedb.responsec.respond

Interpreting the meaning of different road signs, road markings, warning signs, and directional signs are examples of _______________________.Pedestrians warningsTraffic distractionsInformation processingChargeable offenses

Parking is a _____ problem for students at the university, and finding a parking space can be virtually impossible.importantlargeseriouslymajor

Who has the right of way at a crosswalk, a pedestrian or driver?