Question 422 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
When you begin to parallel park, how much space should be between your vehicle and the vehicle you are lining up beside?
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Correct answer to question 422
- B: About one metre
Explanation
Stop with your rear bumper in line with the rear bumper of vehicle B, parallel to it, with about one metre (three feet) of space between the two vehicles.
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