Question 293 · Car theory test
What is a clearway?
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Correct answer
An area where stopping and parking are not permitted during certain times.
Official explanation
A clearway is an area of road that must be kept clear for moving traffic during certain times of the day, usually busy periods. The times when stopping or parking is prohibited are shown on an information plate under the sign.
Term explained: What is a clearway?
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