When wanting to stop temporarily in a congested area where should the driver park?
- A Park in a safe; legal and convenient place.
- B Park on the footpath so as not to impede the free flow of traffic in the road.
- C Double park in a convenient place with your hazard lights on.
- D Park slightly up on the footpath with the hazard lights on.
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Correct answer: Park in a safe; legal and convenient place..
You should park only where it is safe; legal and convenient to do so. Your parked vehicle must not cause a danger or an obstruction to other road users. The use of hazard warning lights does not excuse unsafe or illegal parking.
You should park only where it is safe; legal and convenient to do so. Your parked vehicle must not cause a danger or an obstruction to other road users. The use of hazard warning lights does not excuse unsafe or illegal parking.