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You find an open space along the curb near the corner of a city intersection. There are no signs and no painted curbs. What is the closest you may park to the intersection?
A approaches an unpainted curb near a city intersection. No distance or selected parking space is marked.
Correct answer: 20 feet
Why
Parking back from a corner keeps crosswalks clear and lets drivers and pedestrians see each other. Other distances to know: 15 feet from a fire hydrant, 15 feet from the entrance of a fire, ambulance or rescue squad station, and 50 feet from a railroad crossing. Signs or painted curbs can add more limits.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Parking · p. 24
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