how close may you park your vehicle to an intersection where no broken yellow lines have been marked?

The closest safe parking distance to an intersection when there are no broken yellow lines typically is 6 meters (about two car lengths) in many jurisdictions. However, exact rules can vary by country, state, or city, and some places also restrict parking closer than 10 meters if there is no traffic light at the intersection, or impose other distance requirements near driveways, pedestrian crossings, or when visibility is limited. Important note: to provide precise guidance, it’s best to know your specific location (country/state/municipality) because the rules differ. If you share your location, I can confirm the exact legal distance and any related exceptions (for example, near T-intersections, cross streets with traffic controls, or when signs indicate otherwise).