At which of these places is parking prohibited at all times?

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Why

Stopping, standing or parking in a crosswalk is never allowed, because it blocks the path of people crossing the street. The no-parking zone around a fire hydrant, by contrast, is much shorter than 50 feet.

Tip Crosswalks and sidewalks are off-limits for parking at all times, even if you plan to stay behind the wheel.

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Topic: Parking   License: Car permit

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• Parking and Backing Up

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