What is the consequence of parking on a median strip delineated by raised curbs?

Parking on a median strip delineated by raised curbs is a violation of parking regulations. Medians are specifically designed to separate traffic lanes, enhance safety, and sometimes provide landscaping. When vehicles park on these areas, it can obstruct the intended purpose of the median, potentially causing safety hazards, disrupting traffic flow, and creating additional risks for both motorists and pedestrians. The regulations typically in place regarding this type of parking are meant to ensure safety and proper use of the roadway.

The other options highlight possible consequences or circumstances surrounding parking but do not align with the fundamental nature of parking regulations. Vehicle damage may occur due to the design of the median, but the primary concern revolves around adherence to legal parking policies. Encouragement of parking on median strips during events contradicts the inherent design and regulatory standards that govern their use, while timing restrictions do not typically apply to median parking.