USAREUR Practice Exam

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How far must a vehicle park from a pedestrian crosswalk?

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5 meters
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15 meters

The correct answer is: 5 meters

The correct distance a vehicle must park from a pedestrian crosswalk is 5 meters. This regulation is established to enhance pedestrian safety and ensure that drivers have sufficient visibility of pedestrians using the crosswalk. By maintaining a distance of 5 meters, vehicles do not obstruct the view of pedestrians or oncoming traffic, allowing for safer crossing conditions. This distance helps in reducing potential accidents at crossings, as it allows both pedestrians and drivers to have a clear line of sight. It also ensures that vehicles do not position themselves in a way that might lead to confusion or danger at crosswalks, where pedestrians have the right of way. Understanding and adhering to this regulation is crucial for promoting safety on the roads for everyone.