Car permit · Parking
In which of these places is parking against the law?
Correct answer: In a crosswalk that has no painted lines.
Answer options
- AIn a metered space after paying the meter
- BIn a crosswalk that has no painted lines Correct
- CAlong a curb with no signs or painted colors
Why
A crosswalk exists wherever a sidewalk meets the road at an intersection, even without paint, and parking in one, marked or unmarked, is illegal. Keeping it clear protects people crossing on foot and keeps them visible to drivers.
Tip At an intersection, treat the path between the sidewalk corners as a crosswalk, painted or not.
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Topic: Parking License: Car permit
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