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Which location must not be used as an ordinary parking space?
An empty intersection has concrete sidewalks and a marked crosswalk. No vehicle or parking location is selected.
Correct answer: A sidewalk or marked crosswalk
Why
Parking must not block the pedestrian path, crossing area, or other locations reserved for safe movement.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Places that must remain clear · p. 39
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