Which of these actions could lead to a fine during a parking enforcement check?

Obstructing an intersection is a clear violation of traffic laws and regulations designed to ensure the free movement of vehicles and pedestrians. When a vehicle is positioned in such a way that it blocks an intersection, it can create hazardous conditions, disrupt traffic flow, and pose safety risks for both drivers and pedestrians. As a result, law enforcement and parking enforcement officers are likely to issue fines for such infractions to maintain order and safety on the roads.

In contrast, parking in a metered space is typically subject to payment for parking time but does not itself incur a fine unless the meter is expired. Parking in a private lot with permission is generally allowed and not subject to fines as long as the vehicle complies with the terms set by the property owner. Using a valid parking permit is also compliant with parking regulations, thus not leading to fines.