What is the distance between the primary and secondary vehicle, measured in car spaces?

What is the distance between the primary and secondary vehicle, measured in car spaces?

• A. 5 Car Spaces
• B. 2 Car Spaces
• C. 3 Car Spaces
• D. 6 Car Spaces

Answer: (A)

Distances in car spaces are found by treating each parking bay as a unit length and counting how many full bays lie between the two vehicles along the same row. To do this, identify the closest edges of the primary and secondary vehicles in the direction they’re parked, then count the number of complete spaces that separate them. In the diagram, five full spaces separate the two vehicles, so the distance is five car spaces. Remember to count only full bays between them and measure along the row, not diagonally. (Standard parking bays are typically about 18 feet long, which is why we use bays as a unit of measure.)

Distances in car spaces are found by treating each parking bay as a unit length and counting how many full bays lie between the two vehicles along the same row. To do this, identify the closest edges of the primary and secondary vehicles in the direction they’re parked, then count the number of complete spaces that separate them. In the diagram, five full spaces separate the two vehicles, so the distance is five car spaces. Remember to count only full bays between them and measure along the row, not diagonally. (Standard parking bays are typically about 18 feet long, which is why we use bays as a unit of measure.)