Waiting and parking - part 1
What stopping and parking mean, and where you may never do either.
1. Stationary2. Parking3. Stopped4. Defective vehicle5. On the verge6. Partly on the verge7. On the carriageway8. One-way street9. Danger or nuisance10. Motorway11. Express road12. Pavement / footpath13. Raised device14. Cycle lane15. Checkerboard16. Reserved route and bus lane17. Gore18. Traffic island19. Tram tracks20. Level crossing21. Crossings22. Junction, no lights23. Junction with lights24. Lights or signs outside junctions25. Before a crossing26. Under bridges27. Tunnels28. Hill top29. Bends
Stationary
A vehicle is stationary when it stops strictly for the time needed to let passengers get in or out, as shown by this taxi dropping off a passenger.
Time needed to let people in/out or load/unload goods.
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- Parking
- Stopped
- Defective vehicle
- On the verge
- Partly on the verge
- On the carriageway
- One-way street
- Danger or nuisance
- Motorway
- Express road
- Pavement / footpath
- Raised device
- Cycle lane
- Checkerboard
- Reserved route and bus lane
- Gore
- Traffic island
- Tram tracks
- Level crossing
- Crossings
- Junction, no lights
- Junction with lights
- Lights or signs outside junctions
- Before a crossing
- Under bridges
- Tunnels
- Hill top
- Bends
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