In Lithuanian traffic rules (KET), what is the minimum distance a driver must leave before a pedestrian crossing when stopping or parking?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. At least 5 metres before the pedestrian crossing
- Step 1: Parking or stopping within 5 metres before a pedestrian crossing is forbidden to prevent blocking pedestrian sightlines. Answer: At least 5 metres before the pedestrian crossing. Why not the others: Parking immediately behind a crossing is permissible if it does not violate other rules.
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