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How close may you park an ordinary car on the approach side of a crosswalk in BC?
A striped crosswalk spans an empty road with a curb along its edge.
Correct answer: Not within six metres
Why
Do not park an ordinary car on a crosswalk or within six metres on its approach side. Keeping that approach clear helps drivers and pedestrians see one another. Obey other signs and restrictions as well.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Parking near crosswalks; MVA 189(1)(e)-(f) · p. 69
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