Pray tell, what is 'street parking'?

[BSEagle1]

http://itd.idaho.gov/dmv/driverservices/driver_manual.pdf

Do a Ctrl-F and type 'Parking', and search it till you find the bit on street parking. I called the skills tester for my area, and he says it's not parallel parking...but his description was a little vague. Can anyone enlighten me?

 

[OdiN]

Parking on the street?

 

[Cooler]

Originally posted by: BSEagle1
http://itd.idaho.gov/dmv/driverservices/driver_manual.pdf

Do a Ctrl-F and type 'Parking', and search it till you find the bit on street parking. I called the skills tester for my area, and he says it's not parallel parking...but his description was a little vague. Can anyone enlighten me?

I have never had to parallel park in my life.

 

[jumpr]

You live in IDAHO and you're WORRIED about parallel parking? I'm betting that Cour d'Alene has approximately seven parallel parking spots.

 

[Tu13erhead]

45 degree parking on the street?

 

[anxi80]

im guessing it has to do with demonstrating that you can pull up and park at least within 18 inches to the curb, and if its on a hill how to turn your wheels.

 

[dullard]

Originally posted by: Tu13erhead
45 degree parking on the street?

Possible. I was thinking even easier: parking next to a curb (ie within the correct distance from the curb, the proper distance from crosswalks and hydrants, etc).

 

[Schadenfreude]

Originally posted by: anxi80
im guessing it has to do with demonstrating that you can pull up and park at least within 18 inches to the curb, and if its on a hill how to turn your wheels.

I'm assuming the emphasis is on the hilly curb part? 😕

 

[BSEagle1]

Oooh, that makes more sense...like those street-side mini parking lots.

 

[anxi80]

Originally posted by: Schadenfreude

Originally posted by: anxi80
im guessing it has to do with demonstrating that you can pull up and park at least within 18 inches to the curb, and if its on a hill how to turn your wheels.

I'm assuming the emphasis is on the hilly curb part? 😕

yes, as in turning your wheels away/into the curb. im sorry, i figured that would have been implied.