Parking and Stopping Regulations Flashcards

On a one-way street in Pennsylvania, on which side(s) may you park?

Answer: Either side, unless signs indicate otherwise

On one-way streets, parking is generally permitted on either side unless signs or curb markings indicate otherwise.

In Pennsylvania, how far from an intersection must you park to avoid obstructing traffic?

Answer: 30 feet

Pennsylvania law prohibits parking within 30 feet of an intersection to maintain visibility and traffic flow.

A blue curb or blue-painted parking space in Pennsylvania is reserved for:

Answer: Persons with disabilities

Blue curbs or blue-painted spaces indicate parking reserved for persons with disabilities who display valid placards or plates.

In Pennsylvania, it is illegal to park a vehicle in a manner that blocks:

Answer: Access to a sidewalk ramp for persons with disabilities

Blocking a sidewalk ramp (curb cut) for persons with disabilities is specifically prohibited under Pennsylvania law.

In Pennsylvania, parking within how many feet of an on-ramp or off-ramp for a limited-access highway is prohibited?

Answer: 300 feet

Parking within 300 feet of an on-ramp or off-ramp to a limited-access highway is prohibited in Pennsylvania.

What must a driver do before leaving a parked vehicle on a public road in Pennsylvania?

Answer: Set the parking brake and remove the ignition key

Pennsylvania law requires setting the parking brake and removing the ignition key to prevent the vehicle from rolling or being stolen.

In Pennsylvania, parking too close to a fire station driveway on the OPPOSITE side of the street is prohibited within:

Answer: 50 feet

On the opposite side of the street from a fire station, parking is prohibited within 75 feet of the driveway entrance.