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Georgia Car / Permit: Parking & Stopping practice test

Legal and illegal parking, colored curbs, distances from hydrants and crossings, and how to park safely on hills.

Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026

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  1. 1. A friend tells you to pull up beside a car already parked at the curb and wait there with the engine idling. Is that allowed in Georgia?

    Correct answer: No, because stopping on the street side of a parked car is never permitted

    Georgia bars stopping, standing, or parking alongside a vehicle that is already at the curb. Double parking steals a travel lane and hides the parked car from drivers coming up behind.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Stopping, Standing, and Parking

  2. 2. When are turn signals called for during a parallel parking maneuver in Georgia?

    Correct answer: Before you start the maneuver and again when you leave the space

    Drivers around you cannot read your intentions. The manual asks for the proper signal as you begin the maneuver and again as you pull back out of the space.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Steps to Parallel Parking

  3. 3. How close to a stop sign, a yield sign, or a traffic signal may you leave your car standing at the curb in Georgia?

    Correct answer: No nearer than 30 feet, except to briefly let someone in or out

    The manual sets a thirty-foot buffer around these control devices. Pulling in that close is permitted only for the brief moment it takes to let a passenger in or out.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Stopping, Standing, and Parking

  4. 4. Your car breaks down on a Georgia highway and cannot be moved far. What does the law expect of you?

    Correct answer: Get it as far off the roadway as you can and keep it visible from 200 feet in both directions

    Leaving a car parked on a highway is prohibited, so a disabled vehicle must be pulled off it as far as you practically can, leaving traffic a free path and a clear sight of the car for two hundred feet either way.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Stopping, Standing, and Parking

  5. 5. What does the Georgia manual tell the driver of a passenger car to do while backing out of a space?

    Correct answer: Turn around and look over your right shoulder instead of trusting the mirrors

    Check every side of the car before you move, then twist around and look out the rear window over your right shoulder. Mirrors leave blind pockets where a child or a shopping cart can hide.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Backing Up

  6. 6. You want to trade places with your passenger partway through a long drive on a Georgia expressway. Where may you do it?

    Correct answer: Not on the expressway at all; leave at an exit or a rest area first

    Stopping along an expressway is reserved for real emergencies. Swapping drivers, stretching your legs, or digging something out of the back seat does not qualify, so use an exit, a service area, or a rest area.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Tips For Expressway Driving

  7. 7. Which of the following is an illegal place to stop or park?

    Correct answer: Blocking a driveway or stopping on the traveled part of the road

    You may not block a driveway or stop on the main traveled part of the road. Both put you in the way of other drivers and emergency vehicles.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Parking

  8. 8. You have parked at the curb on a busy street and are about to get out. What does Georgia require before you open the door on the traffic side?

    Correct answer: Make sure it is safe and will not get in the way of traffic, cyclists included

    A door swung into moving traffic is a hazard, and cyclists riding near a row of parked cars are especially exposed. Look first, and open the door only when it will not interfere with anyone.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Opening Vehicle Doors

  9. 9. Which of these does Georgia list as a place where you may never stop, stand, or park?

    Correct answer: On a bridge, on an overpass, or inside a highway tunnel

    Structures like bridges, overpasses, and tunnels have no spare width for a stopped car, so leaving one there is barred at every hour of the day.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Stopping, Standing, and Parking

  10. 10. Which of these is a place where parking is not allowed?

    Correct answer: In a crosswalk or blocking a fire hydrant

    You may not park in a crosswalk or block a fire hydrant. These spots must stay clear for pedestrians and emergencies.

    Source: Georgia Driver's Manual — Parking

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