How close to a corner or an intersection are you allowed to park?

Parking regulations near corners or intersections are designed to ensure visibility and safety for all road users. According to Jamaican road code guidelines, parking should be done at least 12 metres (approximately 40 feet) away from a corner or intersection. This distance allows drivers to have a clear view of the road and oncoming traffic when approaching a turn, reducing the risk of accidents. By keeping this safe distance, vehicles parked too close to the intersection do not obstruct sightlines or cause hazards for both pedestrians and other drivers. Therefore, adhering to this regulation is crucial for maintaining road safety and efficient traffic flow.