Practice question

How close can you park to a crosswalk?

  1. At least 5 feet
  2. At least 10 feet
  3. At least 20 feet
  4. At least 50 feet

Answer: C — At least 20 feet

Parking at least 20 feet from a crosswalk is essential for maintaining safety and visibility for both pedestrians and drivers. This distance allows sufficient space for pedestrians to cross the street without obstructions and ensures that drivers can see pedestrians approaching the crosswalk in time to stop if necessary. By adhering to this guideline, it reduces the risk of accidents by providing a clear line of sight for all road users. Additionally, parking too close to a crosswalk can lead to congestion and confusion, making it harder for pedestrians to navigate safely. Understanding and following this rule contributes to safer roads and better traffic flow.

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