How far away from a corner do you have to park?

Answer 1

Depends on what you are driving. If it is a motor vehicle you can park pretty close, depends how good your steering and your eyesight are. If you are driving the starship Enterprise you could park numerous lightyears from the corner.

Answer 2

It depends on the local law in your jurisdiction, and on whether or not there is a sign prohibiting it.

Added: Even with no signs posted, in most (all?) states there is a certain legal minimum distance stated in the traffic laws that indicate how far you must park away from a corner. This is mainly for the driver's visibility of pedestrians wishing to cross and their view of intersecting traffic. In many states this distance is no closer than 25 feet. Signs are not necessary, as this is one of the things that as a licensed driver in your state, you are expected to KNOW.

Answer 3

There is no uneversal answer to this - it varies by jurisdiction and local law - a good safe estimate is at least 25 feet.

Answer 4

Answer 1- United Kingdom

Rule 243 Highway Code:

Opposite or within 10 metres (32 feet) of a junction, except in an authorised parking space.

Answer 5

The distance you may legally park from an intersection is set locally and there is no generally applicable nationwide answer to this question. You would have to ask locally.

Answer 6

6 feet

Answer 7

ten feet