Question

before getting out of your car, after parking at a two-way street curb, you should: make sure you are parked at least two feet from the curb turn your front wheels toward the curb look for cars or bicycles on the traffic side of your vehicle turn your wheel away from the curb

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "Make sure you are parked at least two feet from the curb" is incorrect (standard parking near curb is closer, ~12 inches).
• "Turn your front wheels toward the curb" is for one - way streets or parking on a downhill with no curb. For a two - way street curb, we turn wheels away? No, wait, no—wait, when parking on a two - way street (curb present), the correct safety step before exiting is to check for traffic/bicycles on the traffic side (to avoid collisions when opening the door). Also, for wheel turning: on a two - way street with a curb, turn wheels toward the curb? No, actually, the key safety action before exiting is to look for cars/bicycles on the traffic side. Wait, let's re - evaluate:
• The first option: Parking distance from curb is typically about 12 inches (1 foot), not 2 feet. So incorrect.
• Second option: Turning wheels toward curb is for when there's no curb (or downhill with curb? No, standard: on two - way street with curb, turn wheels toward curb? Wait, no, maybe I confused. But the main safety step before getting out is to check the traffic side for vehicles/bicycles (so the third option: "Look for cars or bicycles on the traffic side of your vehicle" is correct because when you open the door, you need to ensure no traffic is coming from that side. The wheel turning: on two - way street, turn wheels toward the curb? Wait, no, let's recall traffic rules: When parking on a two - way street (curb), turn front wheels toward the curb (so if the car rolls, it rolls into the curb). But the question is "before getting out", the most important safety step is to check the traffic side (the side where traffic is moving) for cars or bicycles, because when you open the door, a passing vehicle or bicycle could hit the door. So the correct option is the third one: "Look for cars or bicycles on the traffic side of your vehicle".

Answer:

C. Look for cars or bicycles on the traffic side of your vehicle (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C, D with A as the blue one, B as "Turn your front wheels...", C as "Look for cars...", D as "Turn your wheel...")