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Your destination is on a street next to a railroad crossing. What is the closest that you may park to the nearest rail of the crossing?
A approaches curb space beside a railroad crossing on a two-way street. The rails cross the road ahead of A.
Correct answer: 50 feet from the nearest rail
Why
A car parked close to a crossing can block the view of drivers who must look for trains, and it can be in the way of cars that stop for a train. The 50-foot zone applies even where no sign or curb paint marks it. Never stop or park on the tracks themselves.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Prohibited parking · p. 34
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