Which statement about parking is true?

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Parking rules focus on keeping driveways accessible, sidewalks clear for pedestrians, and crosswalks visible. You must not park in front of driveways because that blocks access for residents and businesses; you must not park on sidewalks because that endangers pedestrians and can obstruct wheelchairs or strollers; you must not park on crosswalks because it hides people crossing and reduces safety; you must not park in restricted zones where signs or markings limit parking to protect traffic flow and emergency access. This combination shows why the statement is true: it identifies clear, universal no-parking areas. Other options are about situations that can sometimes be allowed or depend on distance and posted rules—for example, parking in a lot with permission is allowed, and parking near corners or in front of a private residence isn’t automatically forbidden unless it blocks access or violates restrictions.