Modern Western feminist history is split into three time periods, or waves, each with slightly different aims based on prior progress. First-wave feminism of the 19th and early 20th centuries focuses on overturning legal inequalities, particularly women's suffrage.
In general, non-breakaway objects should be located 7 - 15 feet from the edge of the travel lane, depending on the type of road. If possible, a mailbox should be located so that a vehicle stopped at it is clear of the adjacent travel lane. (Exceptions may be made for very low-volume, low-speed, local roads.)
The recommended advance placement distances in Table 2C-4 are 1) stopping sight distance values for the stated speed minus 180 feet for Condition A (for Speed reduction and Lane changing in heavy traffic) and 2) stopping sight distance minus 250 feet for Condition B (decelerating to a stop condition).