Where is it unsafe and generally prohibited to park a vehicle?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Close to a bend where approaching drivers cannot see it
- Step 1: Parking must not create danger or obstruct traffic. Step 2. A bend hides the vehicle until it is too late for approaching drivers. Answer: Close to a bend where approaching drivers cannot see it. Why not the others: On a wide straight road at the left edge of the carriageway: a straight wide road is the normal place to park if no sign forbids it. In a marked parking bay: bays are made for parking and keep vehicles clear of the traffic lane. In a private driveway you own: your own driveway is the usual place to park.
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