In which of the following places should you not park?

Parking within certain distances from a junction is prohibited to ensure clear visibility and safe movement for all road users. When vehicles are parked too close to a junction, they can obstruct sightlines for drivers turning onto main roads or for pedestrians attempting to cross. This can increase the risk of accidents. Therefore, the regulation requiring that vehicles must be parked at least 15 meters away from a junction is crucial for maintaining safety on the roads.

In contrast, designated car parks, private driveways, and areas with parking meters are typically legitimate parking locations, provided that the parking regulations for those areas are followed. A designated car park is specifically designed for parking, private driveways are owned by individuals who often allow parking, and areas with parking meters generally indicate that parking is permitted, possibly at a fee.