
Why is double parking prohibited?
Parking alongside another parked vehicle is prohibited because it blocks the roadway, traffic flow and sightlines.
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Parking alongside another parked vehicle is prohibited because it blocks the roadway, traffic flow and sightlines.
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Parking in front of a driveway or exit is prohibited, even if you think the access is not being used at the moment.
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At a bus stop, you may not stop on the marking or, if there is no marking, within twelve metres of the bus stop sign.
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You may not stop on a zebra crossing or within five metres before the crossing.
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You may not park within five metres of an intersection. This keeps sightlines, turning space and crossings better usable for other traffic.
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A solid yellow line means no stopping; a broken yellow line means no parking. Learn the difference for your theory test and driving lessons.
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