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| when parallel parking on a 2 way street, keep the ______wheels parallel to the curb | righthand 1 |
| parallel park within _______of the curb | 18" |
| when parallel parking on the left side of the street, the ________wheels should be parallel to the curb | left |
| when parallel parking, park in the direction of the | traffic |
| when parallel parking, make sure your car is______in the parking space | centered |
| first maneuver in parallel parking | signal & stop even with the front car |
| when parallel parking, stop about _____ from the front car | 2 feet |
| when backing into a parallel parking spot, look _______ | behind you |
| when backing into a parallel parking spot, DON'T | rely on & look into the rearview mirror |
| when backing into a parallel parking spot on a 2 way street, you will turn your steering wheel initially to the | right 2 |
| when parallel parking, you should turn your wheel to the left when | your right bumper is next to the rear bumper of the car ahead |
| when your front bumper meets the rear bumper of the car ahead you should | turn your steering wheel to the left |
| Ideally when you parallel park you should be _____ from the curb | 6" |
| When exiting a parallel parking space you should | signal and make sure the traffice is clear before exiting the space |
| Following too closely causes most | rear end collisions |
| the space cushion ahead of your car is called the | following distance |
| two things to consider when deciding on a following distance | speed of the traffic & condition of the road |
| to assure proper following distance use the ____ second rule | 3-4 |
| if it's dark or raining the following distance rule should be ____ seconds | 4 |
| in ice or snow the following distance rule should be ______ | 6 |
| if you're in a hurricane or tornado, the following distance should be | 10 miles? (just stay home!) |
| when changing lanes you should check | both the rear and side view mirrors |
| Do not change lanes | in an intersection or at a railroad crossing |
