Parking restrictions — Wyoming Permit Test

It is not legal to park on the roadway side of any stopped or parked vehicle.

A car double-parked in the street blocks a lane and forces traffic to swerve around it.

On the roadway side of any stopped or parked vehicle;

It is not legal to park on a sidewalk, within an intersection, or in a crosswalk.

Those are the places people walk and cars turn, and a parked car there forces both into danger.

On a sidewalk, within an intersection, or in a crosswalk;

It is not legal to park where the curb is painted yellow near intersections or driveways.

Cars parked at those corners block the view of drivers pulling out and of people crossing.

the curb is painted yellow near intersections

It is not legal to park on any bridge or within a highway tunnel.

A bridge or tunnel has no room to pull around a stopped car, so it blocks the only way through.

any bridge or within a highway tunnel;

It is not legal to park in front of a public or private driveway.

A car across a driveway traps the people who live or work there and blocks emergency access.

front of a public or private driveway;

It is not legal to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.

Firefighters need to reach the hydrant fast, and a car beside it can cost minutes in a fire.

15 feet of a fire hydrant; or

You may park in a space marked for the disabled only if your vehicle displays a disabled parking placard or bears disabled license plates.

Those spaces are close and wide for people who cannot walk far or need room for a wheelchair.

displays a disabled parking placard or bears disabled license plates.

May you park on the street side of a car already parked at the curb?

No, it is not legal. A car double-parked in the street blocks a lane and forces traffic to swerve around it. Wyoming Rules of the Road Driver License Manual, p.58: “On the roadway side of any stopped or parked vehicle;”