Design Parent Drop-off/Parking Conflict Example 10

This is a conceptual drawing of a school site parent drop-off/parking conflict which requires drivers to back across the crosswalk or into a traffic lane.

This is an Accessible Alternative Version of the conceptual design Parent Drop-off/Parking Conflict Example 10 (PDF). The Adobe Acrobat Portable Document should be the preferred version for downloading.

A conceptual design for school site layout displaying a conflict with parent drop-off and parking conflicts. The parking spaces require drivers to back across the crosswalks or into a traffic lanes. This site is allowing for 116 parking stalls.

The California Department of Education, School Facilities and Transportation Services Division. These are conceptual displays only and are intended to illustrate a specific Title 5 criterion. The California Department of Education will evaluate designs based on the unique site conditions and the educational program of a school.

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Last Reviewed: Wednesday, May 28, 2025

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