Question 704 · Car theory test
What distance after a pedestrian crossing can a driver park to make a delivery?
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Correct answer
5 metres.
Official explanation
Make sure you do not interfere with normal traffic flow and that your vehicle does not disturb, block, or endanger other road users. A driver must not park 15 metres before or 5 metres after a pedestrian crossing or traffic lights.
- Topic
- Parking & pedestrians
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