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How far should you park from a stop sign?
I live in the Lincoln Park neighborhood of Chicago. I only moved about a week ago from Indy and I had no idea that parking was going to be a nightmare. There’s always an open spot right next to a stop sign, but I wasn’t sure how far away from it I have to park. By law, what’s the distance I need to park away from a stop sign?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Chicago, and in particular Lincoln Park, have nightmarish parking conditions, especially on weekends. But to avoid getting a ticket, you should always park at least 30 feet from a stop sign.
In Chicago, parking too close to a stop sign can result in a $60 fine for the first violation and $120 for each additional violation. As an alternative, you may want to find a paid parking spot or a parking garage. While this might seem expensive, it’s cheaper than racking up a lot of fines, and you have the peace of mind of knowing you always have a spot to come home to.
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