During a snowstorm, which statement accurately describes an incident involving an illegally parked car?

The statement regarding requesting a tow for a car that nearly caused an accident is accurate because safety is of paramount importance during severe weather conditions, such as a snowstorm. Illegally parked vehicles can create hazardous situations, especially if they obstruct traffic flow or visibility, leading to potential accidents. By advocating for the removal of a vehicle that has already posed a risk, you are promoting safer road conditions for everyone during a time when visibility and traction are compromised due to snow.

In this context, other options, while related to the issue of illegally parked cars, focus either on post-storm actions or on situations that do not emphasize immediate safety concerns in the same way. For instance, requesting a tow for a car blocking the sidewalk is important for pedestrian accessibility, but the immediate threat to safety is not the primary focus. Reporting a parked car after the storm or obstructing snow removal are valid concerns but do not address urgent safety risks as effectively as the option about preventing accidents.