Stopping and parking: the basics
Know what waiting and parking mean, where to put your car, and how to get out safely.
1. Waiting, parking or just stopped2. Where to put the car3. One-way streets and two carriageways4. Never dangerous5. Leaving the car
Section 1Waiting, parking or just stopped
Waiting
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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.
Your car stands still only for the time needed to let people get in or out, or to load or unload goods.
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- Parking
- Just stopped
- On the verge first
- Partly on the verge
- On the carriageway
- 1 m in front and behind
- Which side
- No danger, no nuisance
- Before you get out
- Getting out and in
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