Where is parking explicitly prohibited?

Parking is explicitly prohibited at an intersection primarily to ensure the safety and smooth flow of traffic. When vehicles are parked at intersections, they can obstruct the visibility of drivers navigating the intersection, making it more difficult to see oncoming traffic, pedestrians, and signals. This obstruction can lead to accidents and increase the risk of collisions. Additionally, parked vehicles can impede the movement of other vehicles, including emergency services trying to navigate through the area.

In contrast, while parking in front of driveways and in certain areas may be restricted or discouraged to varying degrees, these situations do not have the same universally prohibitive status as parking at intersections. Residential areas may have specific regulations but are not outright prohibited for parking as a blanket rule. Likewise, on highways, while there are restrictions regarding stopping and parking, it is not universally prohibited.