Texas Drivers Ed Written Practice Test

When parking near a corner, how close can you park your vehicle to a crosswalk?

10 ft 15 ft 20 ft 25 ft

Correct Answer:

20 ft

Explanation:

When parking near a corner, you should leave at least 20 feet of space between your vehicle and the crosswalk. This is to ensure that pedestrians and drivers have enough space to safely navigate around the area. Option A, 10 feet, may be too close to the crosswalk and could impede visibility for both pedestrians and drivers. Option B, 15 feet, may not be enough space for larger vehicles to make turns without hitting the parked vehicle. Option D, 25 feet, may be too much space and could reduce the availability of parking spots in busy areas. Thus, the best option is to leave a 20 foot buffer between your vehicle and the crosswalk.

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