Parking and Stopping Rules Flashcards
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How far must you park from a stop sign in Alberta?
Answer: 5 metres
Alberta regulations prohibit parking within 5 metres of a stop sign to ensure drivers have a clear view of the sign and intersection.
What is the correct way to parallel park your vehicle?
Answer: Pull past the space, reverse in at an angle, then straighten
The proper technique is to pull past the space, then reverse at an angle using reference points before straightening the wheels.
In Alberta, a 'No Stopping' sign means you must NOT:
Answer: Stop for any reason, even to drop off a passenger
A 'No Stopping' sign is the most restrictive — it prohibits stopping for any reason, including picking up or dropping off passengers.
How far from a railway crossing must you NOT park in Alberta?
Answer: 15 metres
Alberta law prohibits parking within 15 metres of a railway crossing to maintain clear sight lines and emergency access.
When can you park in a space reserved for persons with disabilities?
Answer: Only if your vehicle displays a valid disabled parking placard or plate
Only vehicles with a valid disabled parking permit or licence plate may use designated accessible parking spaces.
What should you do before opening your car door when parked on a street?
Answer: Check for approaching cyclists and traffic using the mirror and look over your shoulder
You must check mirrors and look over your shoulder for cyclists and traffic before opening your door to avoid 'dooring' incidents.
In Alberta, parking is prohibited on a bridge unless:
Answer: There is a designated parking area on the bridge
Parking on a bridge is prohibited unless a designated parking area has been specifically marked there.