Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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You want to park at the curb on a city street. Ahead of you, before the corner, is a STOP sign at the side of the road. What is the closest that you may park to the STOP sign, on the side where traffic comes up to it?

A approaches a STOP sign before a city-street corner and plans to park along the right curb. A is still in the travel lane; no parking position, distance bracket or minimum value is shown.

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