Which of these is a place where you must not park?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. On a bend
- Step 1: Parked vehicles on a bend are hard for approaching drivers to see. Step 2. Rule 243 also names hump bridges, the brow of a hill and level crossings. Answer: On a bend. Why not the others: Marked bays, lay-bys and car parks are designed for parking.
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