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Parking And StoppingStandalone practice
For ordinary parking on the approach to a stop or yield sign, or before the near side of a marked crosswalk, what minimum clearance must you leave?
Correct answer: Five metres from the sign or crosswalk
Why
For ordinary parking, keep at least five metres back on the approach to a stop or yield sign and from the near side of a marked crosswalk. This keeps the approach clear; hazard lights do not permit parking closer.
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