Car permit · Sharing the road
Which of these actions is against the law for a motor vehicle?
Correct answer: All of these are correct.
Answer options
- ADriving along a sidewalk
- BParking on a sidewalk
- CAll of these are correct Correct
Why
Sidewalks belong to pedestrians, so a vehicle may neither park on one nor travel along one. You may only drive across a sidewalk when entering or leaving a driveway, alley, or parking lot, and you must yield to anyone walking there.
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Topic: Sharing the road License: Car permit
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