In Latvian traffic rules (CSN), what is the difference between stopping (apstāšanās) and parking (stāvēšana)?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Apstāšanās is cessation of motion for up to 5 minutes (or longer for boarding/loading); stāvēšana exceeds 5 minutes
- Step 1: Under Latvian Road Traffic Regulations (CSN), CSN distinguishes 'apstāšanās' (up to 5 mins or loading) from 'stāvēšana' (over 5 mins). Answer: Apstāšanās is cessation of motion for up to 5 minutes (or longer for boarding/loading); stāvēšana exceeds 5 minutes. Why not the others: Apstāšanās requires turning off the engine; stāvēšana allows idling does not represent the statutory Latvian traffic standard.
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