DMV Written Knowledge Test Sample Question About Intersections and Turns

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Q : When parking uphill on a two-way street with no curb, your front wheels should be:

A. Turned to the left (toward the street).

B. Turned to the right (away from the street).

C. Parallel with the pavement.

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#1. by : Guest

Are these questions that's going to be on the actually permit test?

08 Nov 2012 - 08:36:20 AM

#2. by : Guest

On Q2 when parking uphill with no curb, why if you turned the front wheels to the street is wrong ? If the car roll back, it would roll to the right.If the front wheels turned to the right,the car would roll back to traffic side?

27 May 2013 - 09:13:01 PM

#3. by : Lissette Gutierrez

Correct, it would roll to the right, but since there is no curb it would just continue rolling util the back tires would roll out onto the street. That's why you want to turn the wheels to the right, so the back tires can roll onto the noncurb instead.

18 Jun 2013 - 03:25:35 PM

#4. by : Guest

Are these questions going to be on the actually permit test?

21 Sep 2013 - 12:26:44 PM

#5. by : Guest

yea most of these questions are on the permit test

14 Jan 2015 - 05:53:47 AM

#6. by : Guest

In utah, it is illigal to drive with a concentration of 0.05 or greater, for those of you that live there.

29 Jul 2019 - 09:20:37 AM

#7. by : Guest

Thanks!