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#1. If you cannot find a legal spot near an intersection, what should you do?
Always choose a legal and safe parking space, even if it means walking a little further.
#2. What mindset should teen drivers adopt about parking near intersections?
Respecting intersection parking rules protects drivers, pedestrians, and traffic flow.
#3. Why should you avoid parking too close to an intersection?
Parking too close to intersections blocks sightlines, makes turning difficult, and increases the risk of collisions.
#4. True or False: Most states prohibit parking within 20 feet of a stop sign or traffic signal.
Laws typically require a minimum distance from intersections, stop signs, and crosswalks to maintain visibility and safety.
#5. True or False: You should check for driveways and pedestrian crosswalks when parking near an intersection.
Awareness of crosswalks and driveways prevents accidents and keeps pedestrians safe.
#6. What is a safe distance to park from an intersection?
Local laws usually require at least 20 feet to maintain safety for all road users.
#7. True or False: It is okay to park closer than the legal distance if you are only leaving your car briefly.
Parking too close blocks sightlines and can result in tickets or towing regardless of duration.
#8. Which of the following helps ensure safe parking near intersections?
Combining these habits prevents collisions, legal violations, and keeps pedestrians safe.
#9. If you park too close to a corner, what is a potential hazard?
Proper distance ensures turning vehicles and pedestrians can see each other clearly.
#10. True or False: Parking near a corner is acceptable if the street is wide.
Even on wide streets, parking too close to intersections can block sightlines and violates most traffic laws.
