Question 732 · Car theory test
What could happen if a driver parks on a footpath?
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Correct answer
Pedestrians could be prevented from passing.
Official explanation
You should never park on a footpath. Pedestrians, including people with young children in pushchairs, prams, and also wheelchair users, might have to go onto the road to get around your car, and this could put them in danger.
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- Parking & pedestrians
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