Master the details of the Texas Driver Handbook with this extensive practice exam designed for serious learners. You will be tested on 30 questions out of a total pool of 70, with a passing threshold of 21 correct answers. It covers a wide range of topics, from right-of-way rules to highway safety.
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Parking Rules
When parking, always come to a complete stop near the curb, set the parking brake, turn off the engine, and check for traffic before exiting. On hills, turn your wheels appropriately: away from the curb when uphill with a curb, and toward the curb when downhill with a curb, to prevent the vehicle from rolling.
Parking is prohibited in many areas, including on sidewalks, within intersections, near fire hydrants (within 15 feet), and in front of driveways. Colored curbs indicate specific rules: red means no parking, blue is for accessible parking, and green allows limited-time parking. Misusing an accessible parking space results in severe fines.
