What distance is not allowed for parking adjacent to a safety zone?

When parking near a safety zone, the regulations are designed to ensure that the safety of pedestrians and traffic flow is maintained. The correct distance for parking adjacent to a safety zone is 20 metres. This rule is in place to provide a clear space for pedestrians to safely navigate around these zones and to enhance visibility for drivers.

Parking too close to a safety zone can obstruct the view of pedestrians waiting to cross, making it more likely for accidents to occur. Similarly, it can impede vehicles that are approaching the safety zone, increasing the risks for both drivers and pedestrians. By enforcing a minimum distance of 20 metres, the law aims to create a safer environment by ensuring that there is enough room for pedestrians to safely enter and exit the crosswalks without interference from parked vehicles.