Last Updated on December 6, 2021 by Lawrence Berezin
NYC Parking rules quiz
It’s time for all you brave souls to take the final 2021 parking rules quiz. As usual, this is a true-false, open-website quiz with no time limit to complete the questions. However, I suggest concluding your answers in the same amount of time that you have to decide if it’s safe to park in a vacant space.
Here’s a link to the NYC Parking Rules. Meanwhile, check out 4-01 and 4-08 for valuable information.
Are you up to the challenge? Then, let’s go!
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How’d you do? Did you get them all correct? If not, do you understand why you ended up with a parking ticket?
Here are some other quizzes you may find challenging.
Parking in front of an NYC driveway presents a difficult decision, even if you own the property. That is to say, can you block your driveway? Remember, the parking rule prohibits parking in front of a driveway unless you registered your car in the name of the property owner name.
Bus stops are a little more complicated than following the arrow until the end of the block. A bus stop ends at the following parking sign (in the direction of the arrow!).
It took me longer to understand the fire hydrant rule with all of its exceptions than to learn my Haftarah. Meanwhile, you can’t leave a passenger car unattended when you stop, stand, or park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant between sunrise and sunset. Likewise, a driver must remain seated behind the wheel, with the keys, ready to move the car, upon the request of an authorized person.
Would you please let me know how you fared? Or if you have any questions about my answers.
Be safe.
Regards,
Larry
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