So initially I thought it was good to answer the final "Any questions?" question in the negative; I thought it indicated that I understood everything and was ready to get started.
APPARENTLY THIS IS FALSE, and it communicates instead that you have no actual interest in the position. So if you can't think of any questions that weren't answered already by the interviewer, you still have to ask them something. Definitely ask about parking, that's a good suggestion (indicates you have a reliable source of transportation even if you don't), but I've found that interviewers like these questions too:
"What is your favorite part/What do you consider the most rewarding part of working at [location]?" I've surprised a couple interviewers with this one! I don't think they expected me to ask them their personal opinions? If it's a decent job, you'll hear about the best parts of it; if it's a bad job, you may or may not hear them struggling to find silver linings. But whatever they say, you respond, "That sounds great! I know I'm going to enjoy that!" or something along those lines.
"What do you consider the most important/essential skill for this position?" I think they like this one too, from the length of the answers I've gotten for it. You'll get a more detailed indication of what the position requires skill-wise, of course, and a better idea of whether it's a good fit for you or not. And when the interviewer is done (this one typically gets a shorter answer than the previous question), you say, "That sounds right in my wheelhouse, perfect!"
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