The typical truck parking space measures around 12 feet wide (3.7 m) and 40 feet long (12.2 m). The exact measurements depend on what is parked. For instance, semi-trucks with trailers may need as much as 12 × 100 feet (3.7 × 30.5 m) of parking space, while the semi-trailer alone requires just 12 × 55 feet (3.7 × 16.8 m) to park.

The size of a parallel parking spot varies from place to place and for different vehicles. The average parallel parking dimension in the US is between 22 and 26 feet long and 8 feet wide. For compact vehicles, these parking spots shrink to 20 × 7 feet.

The required dimensions of a crosswalk vary depending on location and traffic conditions. Typically, they should be at least 6 feet (1.83 m) wide with varying lengths. These measurements promote visibility and safety for pedestrians crossing roads.

Typically, license plate dimensions in the US can be around 12 × 6 inches (30.5 × 15.2 cm) for most cars. For other vehicles like motorcycles or trucks, the dimensions may vary, often being narrower or wider based on specific requirements.

Every day, millions of students rely on school buses to get to and from their educational institutions. School bus sizes vary, designed to cater to different routes and number of passengers.

Parking space dimensions determine whether a vehicle can fit comfortably and efficiently in designated areas. These measurements have been standardized for various types of vehicles and parking designs.