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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You want to let a friend out at a street corner in town. The sidewalks meet the street there, but no crosswalk lines are painted. The only open space is where the sidewalk would continue across the street. Which statement is correct?
A approaches an intersection with sidewalks and no painted crosswalk. No stopping space or permitted position is highlighted.
Correct answer: It is an unmarked crosswalk, so you must not stop or park your car on it
Why
A car on a crosswalk forces pedestrians, including people in wheelchairs and people with strollers, to go out into traffic to get around it. It also hides them from other drivers. Let your passenger out at a legal space along the curb. The same rule applies to a sidewalk: do not stop or park on it.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Parking; Crosswalks · p. 38, 50
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