The modifier in the sentence is "Driving slowly around the corner". It provides additional information about how Mary was driving while searching for a parking space.
It means you may not park your car between the sign that says "No parking here to corner" and the corner.
depends on parking vichel
Your vehicle may be no closer than 25' from the corner.
This is a little confusing and incomplete. It would depend on how it happened, who had the right away, did they back into your drivers side, or come down a lane while you were pulling out and hit you, or did they come around a corner and collide with you.....it all depends on how it happened. The location of the damage is not always determinative of fault.
around the corner.
Sort of obvious really - it simply means... no vehicles are allowed to park between the sign and the corner!
20 feet
20 feet
In the sentence "around the corner was her mom," "corner" is a noun. It is the subject of the sentence.
Most driving schools will give students a practice first. This generally consist of driving around the corner or a parking lot.
Parking regulations for corners vary by location, but common rules include no parking within a specified distance from the corner to allow for visibility and turning. Typically, this distance is around 20-30 feet. It's important to always check local parking ordinances for specific guidelines in your area to avoid citations or towing.