Which of the following is illegal to park your vehicle?

• A. In front of a private driveway
• B. In a loading zone during business hours
• C. In a space reserved for a disabled person with a proper plate or placard
• D. On a street with no signs

Answer: (A)

Blocking a private driveway is illegal because it prevents the homeowner or resident from entering or exiting their property, and can impede emergency or service vehicles. Driveways must be kept clear at all times, so parking in front of one is not allowed.

The other scenarios have time- or condition-based rules: a loading zone is off-limits during business hours but may be usable at other times; parking in a space reserved for a disabled person is permitted only with a proper plate or placard; and a street with no signs is generally legal to park on, assuming no other unmarked restrictions apply. The universal illegality in this situation is blocking a private driveway.