All Star Driving Segment 1 Practice Test

How close should you park to the curb when parallel parking on the right?

Two Feet from the curb Six to Ten Inches from the curb Within Six to Twelve Inches from the curb More Than a Foot from the curb

Correct Answer:

Within Six to Twelve Inches from the curb

Explanation:

Finish parallel parking on the right with a close but controlled distance from the curb. The target is within six to twelve inches from the curb. This range keeps you tucked against the curb so you’re out of the lane, while still giving enough clearance to avoid scraping tires or rims. If you end up closer than six inches, minor misjudgments or bumps can damage the wheel or fender. If you’re more than twelve inches away, you take up extra space and your parking may look sloppy or be harder for others to navigate around. To reach this range, back in with the wheel turned toward the curb and then straighten as you align, making a small adjustment forward or back to settle into that six-to-twelve inch window.

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