In front of which of the following is parking strictly prohibited?

Parking in front of gates is strictly prohibited because it can obstruct access to important entrances and exits. This is particularly critical in the case of emergency services, where quick access is essential. Blocking a gate can hinder the movement of vehicles, including emergency responders and can create safety hazards. Additionally, parked vehicles in these areas can cause traffic congestion and increase the risk of accidents. By ensuring that gates are clear, it promotes a safer and more efficient flow of both pedestrian and vehicle traffic. In contrast, while parking may be restricted in areas near public parks, schools, and hospitals for safety and convenience, the prohibition in front of gates specifically addresses the need for unobstructed access.