7 teenagers are killed

3. 
   Why is the U-turn a high risk turnabout?
   

4. 
   Parking Strategies:
   

1. 
   Look for a parking space with enough room for entering and exiting easily
   
2. 
   Observe and follow all signs, laws, pavement markings
   
3. 
   Look for vehicles exiting parking spaces
   
4. 
   Avoid spaces at the end of parking lanes where being hit is more likely
   
5. 
   Avoid spaces near a large vehicle that block your vision when existing and other people’s ability to see you
   
6. 
   Avoid spaces with a poorly parked vehicle on either side
   

4. 
   Parking is NOT allowed: *these appear on the knowledge part of the permit test very often
   

1. 
   Beside another parked vehicle (double parking)
   
2. 
   On crosswalks or sidewalks
   
3. 
   In front of driveways
   
4. 
   Next to painted yellow curbs or no parking signs
   
5. 
   In a parking space reserved for disabled persons
   
6. 
   On the hard surface of a road when no curb is present
   
7. 
   Within 20 feet of an intersection
   
8. 
   Within 15 feet of the entrance to a fire, ambulance or Rescue squad station
   
9. 
   Within 500 feet of where fire trucks or equipment are stopped answering an alarm
   
10. 
    Within 50 feet of a railroad crossing
    
11. 
    Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant
    

4. 
   Angle Parking:
   

1. 
   Signal intention, position vehicle three to four feet away from the space
   
2. 
   Move forward until side view mirror appears to align with the first pavement line
   
3. 
   Visually target the middle of the space and move slowly turning the wheel sharply
   
4. 
   Once front enters space, gradually begin unwinding the steering wheel while monitoring the vehicles parked on either side
   

4. 
   Exiting an Angle Space:
   

1. 
   Place foot on brake, signal intention, shift to reverse, search path of travel
   
2. 
   Back until your vehicle’s front seat is even with the back of the space, and begin turning the steering wheel in the direction you want the rear to go
   
3. 
   Constantly monitor the front bumper on the opposite side of the direction you are turning
   
4. 
   Back into the closest lane; shift to drive and move forward
   

4. 
   Perpendicular Parking: Entering a Parking Space:
   

1. 
   Signal intention and position the vehicle five to six feet away from the space
   
2. 
    Move forward until the side view mirror appears to align with the first line of the space
   
3. 
    Turn the wheel rapidly in the direction of the space controlling speed
   
4. 
    Steer towards a target in center of the space and straighten the wheels
   
5. 
    Position the front bumper three to six inches from the curb or end of the space
   

14. Perpendicular Parking: Exiting:

1. 
   Place foot on brake, signal direction of turn, shift to reverse, search area to the rear/sides
   
2. 
   Back until your side view mirror is even with the bumper of the vehicle located to the side, begin turning the steering wheel in the direction you want to go
   
3. 
   Monitor the rear and your front bumper on the opposite side of the direction you are turning
   
4. 
   When the front bumper clears the back of the vehicle, stop, and shift to drive
   

15. Parallel Parking on a Two-Way Street