standing and parking, distances and allowances

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Where can you stand and park in built up areas

Also allowed on left side of one way shoulder as well as right side and on roads with one lane in both directions

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When can you stand on unlit sections of road at night or in poor visibility

Only with hazard lights on, parking only in car parks, or in off road areas

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How should vehicles stand/park on carriageway

In one line expect for some 2-line exceptions

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Can motorcyles, mopeds, bicycles park in two lines

Yes only motorcyles without sidecar, and if it doesnt obstruct the traffic

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What is angle parking

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When is angle parking allowed

Only if there are signs or road markings allowing it

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What must you as a driver to before leaving your vehicle

That it wont move on its own and that it cant be used by others

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Where is standing and parking allowed on one-way roads in built-up areas?

On both the right and left sides of the road.

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When can you park at an angle instead of parallel to the curb?

A: Only where road signs or markings allow it.

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How far must you stay from a level crossing(railway) when parking or standing?

50m

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How close can you park to a pedestrian crossing?

5 m before, and on roads with one lane each way, 5 m after the crossing.

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How close can you park at an intersection

Within 5 m is prohibited unless road signs say otherwise.

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How far from a bus stop or taxi stand must you park?

A: 15 m (unless it doesn’t block traffic).

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What’s the minimum space you must leave between your car and a solid line, kerb, or road edge?

3m

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When visibility is poor outside built-up areas, where is parking prohibited?

A: If visibility is less than 100 m, or on up/downhills or bends marked by warning signs.

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Inside built-up areas

A: If visibility is less than 50 m, or on up/downhills or bends marked by signs.

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Can you park on a lawn, footpath, or cycle track?

A: No — unless road signs specifically allow it or a permit is given for events.

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What must you do if you’re forced to stop where parking is forbidden?

A: Turn on hazard lights, put a warning triangle, and remove the vehicle as soon as possible.

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If parking near a vehicle displaying a “Person with a disability” sign, what must you ensure?

A: Leave enough space for them to enter/exit their vehicle.