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New York Class D Permit Practice Test
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Parking, Reversing & Roadside StopsStandalone practice
Halfway along a block, far from any corner, a marked crosswalk crosses the street. Your passenger wants to get out right at the crosswalk. Where may you stop?
A approaches a marked crosswalk halfway along a straight city block while choosing a passenger drop-off point. No intersection or stop position is selected.
Correct answer: At the curb just past the crosswalk, so that the crosswalk stays clear.
Why
A car on a crosswalk forces people on foot, including wheelchair users, to go around it into traffic. It also hides them from drivers in the other lanes. Mid-block crosswalks are easy to miss, so look for the painted lines and crossing signs before you choose a place to stop.
Verified against New York State Driver's Manual · Parking Regulations · p. 43
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