Georgia: Parking Rules & Technique Questions
4 real, verified Georgia driving-test questions on parking rules & technique, each with the correct answer and a full explanation below. Want to practice these interactively instead? Start a Parking Rules & Technique practice round.
1. In Georgia, how close to a fire hydrant may a driver stop only momentarily to pick up or drop off a passenger?
Why: Georgia law allows a vehicle to stop within 15 feet of a fire hydrant only momentarily, to pick up or drop off passengers -- parking there otherwise is prohibited.
2. In Georgia's road test, approximately how far must an applicant back the car in a straight line, and at what maximum speed?
Why: Georgia's straight-line backing test requires backing approximately 50 feet at no more than 10 mph, while turning your head to look behind the vehicle rather than relying on mirrors.
3. In Georgia, is it legal to back up on a controlled-access roadway like an interstate?
Why: Georgia law prohibits backing up on controlled-access roadways, which include interstates and other limited-access highways.
4. In Georgia, may a motorist park a vehicle in a marked bike lane?
Why: Georgia law reserves bike lanes and other bicycle infrastructure for bicycle use only -- motorists may not drive or park in a bike lane.
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