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How far from the approach side of a stop sign, yield sign, flashing signal, or roadside traffic signal must a parked vehicle generally remain?
A STOP sign stands at the curb beside an empty approach; no parked vehicle or gap is selected.
Correct answer: At least 30 feet.
Why
Do not stand or park within 30 feet on the approach side of a flashing signal, stop sign, yield sign, or roadside traffic-control signal. Brief passenger pickup or discharge and specified traffic-control exceptions remain subject to 13 AAC 02.340.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Parking near a roadside signal · p. 74
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