UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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How far can you park from a junction?

No closer than 5m (16ft) from a junction
No closer than 10m (32ft) from a junction
No closer than 15m (49ft) from a junction
No closer than 20m (66ft) from a junction

The correct answer is: No closer than 10m (32ft) from a junction

When it comes to parking near junctions, it is typically advised to park no closer than 10 meters from the junction. This distance helps ensure that your vehicle does not obstruct visibility for incoming traffic, allowing drivers to see pedestrians and other vehicles clearly when they are approaching or leaving the junction. Maintaining this distance also helps in ensuring that turning vehicles have adequate space to maneuver without being hindered by parked cars, creating a safer environment for all road users. It's essential for complying with local regulations and guidelines regarding parking, as well as for promoting safe driving practices.