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You need to park on a street close to a railroad crossing. No sign or officer gives other directions, and you are not loading or unloading. What is the closest you may park to the nearest rail?
Blue car A approaches a curb area with railroad tracks farther ahead. No parking spot or distance is selected in the question image.
Correct answer: 50 feet away
Why
Cars parked close to the tracks can hide trains from other drivers and crowd the area where vehicles stop for a crossing. The law allows a short stop inside this distance only while you actually load or unload passengers or goods. Otherwise, keep the full 50 feet clear unless an officer or an official sign tells you something different.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · No-parking zones · p. 43
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