Question 1602 · Truck theory test
When is parking permitted on the brow of a hill?
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Correct answer
Parking is never permitted on the brow of a hill.
Official explanation
Parking on the brow of a hill or on a humpbacked bridge is prohibited. Parking in such a place may restrict the zone of vision of drivers approaching the hill and force them into the path of oncoming traffic.
Term explained: Humpbacked hill and bridge
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- Legal matters / rules of the road · Parking
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