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When properly parallel parked, how far should wheels on the curb side be from the curb?

  1. No more than 6 inches

  2. No more than 12 inches

  3. No more than 18 inches

  4. It does not matter

The correct answer is: No more than 12 inches

When parallel parking, the recommended distance for the wheels on the curb side from the curb is no more than 12 inches. This guideline ensures that the parked vehicle is close enough to the curb to avoid obstructing traffic while still allowing enough space for pedestrians to navigate around the vehicle safely. Keeping the vehicle within this distance helps maintain a clear area for sidewalk users and minimizes the risk of damage from passing vehicles. While there may be some variance in specific guidelines depending on local jurisdictions, the 12-inch rule is a common standard that balances accessibility and safety. Distances greater than this could pose a hazard for other road users, leading to potential accidents or difficulties for vehicles passing by.

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