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Parking, accessible parking and roadside stopsStandalone practice
You are parking your car on a street without traffic lights. What is the minimum distance you must leave from the nearest intersecting roadway?
Blue car A is parked facing east beside the right-hand curb before a four-arm intersection. No traffic lights, stop signs or marked crossings are shown.
Correct answer: 9 metres
Why
You must not park within 9 metres of an intersection. Parking too close to the corner blocks the view of crossing traffic and pedestrians.
Verified against The Official Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Driver’s Handbook · Parking, accessible parking and roadside stops · p. 72, 77
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