A car is parked in a 30 mph road at night. Which statement about parking at night is correct?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. You must not park facing against the direction of the traffic flow, unless you are in a recognised parking place
- Step 1: Rule 248 deals with parking at night. Step 2. Parking against the flow would show a red light to oncoming traffic, which is misleading, so it is banned outside recognised places. Answer: You must not park facing against the direction of the traffic flow, unless you are in a recognised parking place. Why not the others: Hazard lights do not change the rule, facing the traffic is the banned direction, and parking across the kerb is unsafe.
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