Where is parking forbidden?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. On a pedestrian crossing
- Step 1: Stopping and parking on a pedestrian crossing is forbidden because it blocks pedestrians and hides them from other drivers.
Answer
On a pedestrian crossing.
Why not the others: In a marked parking bay, In front of a private garage with the owner's permission and On a side street with a parking sign don't fit.
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