Where are areas you may not park?

Parking regulations are designed to ensure safety and accessibility on the road. The correct answer highlights specific distances from critical areas that must remain clear for emergency access and public safety.

For instance, parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant is prohibited because it obstructs firefighters’ access to water in case of an emergency. Similarly, parking within 20 feet of a fire station driveway is restricted to allow fire trucks and emergency vehicles to exit the station without obstruction. Furthermore, parking too close to a crosswalk can impede visibility for pedestrians and motorists, creating a safety hazard at intersections. Therefore, maintaining these clear zones is essential for emergency services to function effectively and to ensure pedestrian safety.

Understanding these specific restrictions is crucial for drivers to avoid citations and contribute to a safer driving environment.