Ch. 5 · Driving Method

When stopping or parking by entering a roadside strip, what is the minimum amount of space that must be left?

[Multiple choice · Medium]

A.0.5 meters
B.0.75 meters✓
C.1 meter
D.1.5 meters

Answer: B: 0.75 meters

Explanation

The text states, 'If the roadside strip is wide, you may enter it, but in this case you must leave at least 0.75 meters of space.' At least 0.75 meters of space is required.

Driving school curriculumStage 2 – Topic 10: Parking and stopping

Hikari

Half a meter should be enough, right? That's plenty of room.

Misaki

Actually, you need at least 0.75 meters. That's the minimum space required when you enter a roadside strip.

Hikari

Oh, more than I thought! So 0.5 meters isn't legal?

Misaki

Exactly. Remember three-quarters of a meter—it ensures pedestrians can pass safely.

Source: Ch. 5 Driving Method · Section (第８節駐車と停車) · ３駐車、停車の方法（３）

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