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1. When parking adjacent to roadway outside of city limits, all four wheels must be off the pavement, if possible. Parking lights or low beam headlights are to be left on at night, unless 8 feet from edge of pavement. 

2. “No parking zones” in cities and towns are usually marked by a sign or yellow or red painted curb. 

3. Double parking is prohibited by law. 

4. It is against the law to leave the engine running in a parked unattended vehicle. 

5. Remove ignition keys from parked, unattended vehicle. 

6. When parking on a downhill, turn front wheels toward curb. On an uphill, turn front wheels away from curb. 

7. In parallel parking the wheels must be within 12 inches of near curb. 

8. Driver must look, signal, and yield the right-of-way when moving out of a parking place. 

9. It is illegal to park closer than the indicated distances from the following: 

a. 15 ft. from fire hydrant 

b. 30 ft. from stop sign 

c. 20 ft. from entrance to fire station 

d. ft. from crosswalk or intersection 

e. 50 ft. from railroad crossing 

f. f. 500 feet from fire apparatus which has stopped in answer to fire alarm 

## PARALLEL PARKING 

## PARKING 

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Step 1: Signal, stop even with front vehicle about a foot and a half out from it. Rear bumpers even. 

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Step 2: 

Step 3: When front bumper is even with other vehicle’s back bumper, turn wheels sharply and rapidly to left as far as possible. Back slowly to vehicle behind without touching it. 

Step 4: Turn steering wheel sharply to the right and slowly pull forward toward the curb. Center vehicle in space. 

