Stopping, Parking & Crossing · driving theory questions
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Outside built-up areas, parking on the carriageway is prohibited.
- True
- False
Immobilised vehicles:
- May not be towed.
- Are always towed.
- Are always seized.
I am less than 10 metres from the level crossing. May I park in this location?
- No, because it is prohibited.
- Yes, because parking is only prohibited less than 8 metres from the level crossing.
- No, parking is prohibited less than 20 metres from level crossings.
At this narrow passage, must I give way?
- No, because I am driving a light vehicle.
- No, because I am travelling at a higher speed.
- No, because I reach the passage first.
I must know that it is prohibited to stop or park:
- Less than 5 metres on either side of marked pedestrian crossings.
- Less than 5 metres after marked pedestrian or cyclist crossings.
- Less than 5 metres before and on marked pedestrian or cyclist crossings.
At the location where I am, may I stop my vehicle to make a delivery?
- Yes, only parking is prohibited.
- No, stopping and parking are prohibited at this location.
- No, because I am travelling within a built-up area.
At this location, is parking permitted outside the carriageway?
- Yes.
- No.
Who must perform the reversing manoeuvre, given that the distances at which passing is possible are identical?
- The driver of the other vehicle, because it is a heavy motor vehicle.
- I, because I am driving a light motor vehicle.
- The driver of the heavy vehicle because they are going uphill.
Abusive parking is considered to be the parking of a vehicle that shows evident signs of abandonment for a period exceeding:
- 2 hours.
- 10 hours.
- 48 hours.
If a vehicle is improperly parked, may it be immobilised?
- Yes, for an unlimited period of time.
- Yes.
- No, it may only be immobilised for reasons of national security.