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Stopping and parking

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1 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 100

What is the definition of stopping?

AA vehicle remains stationary for the time required to load and unload passengers
BA vehicle remains stationary for the time required to load and unload goods
CA vehicle remains stationary because of traffic conditions
DAs described in A, B and COfficial answer
2 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 101

What is the definition of parking?

AA vehicle remains stationary for the time required to load and unload passengers
BA vehicle remains stationary for the time required to load and unload goods
CA vehicle remains stationary because of traffic conditions
DA vehicle remains stationary, not because of stopping or traffic conditionsOfficial answer
3 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 102

On the part of a roadway designated for stopping or parking, vehicles:

AShould park in the direction of travelOfficial answer
BShould park opposite to the direction of travel
CShould park crosswise
DMay park at will
4 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 103

Before leaving a parked vehicle, the driver should reserve:

AA space of 2 metres for other vehicles to leave the parking space or park in an empty parking space
BA space of 3 metres for other vehicles to leave the parking space or park in an empty parking space
CA space of 1 parking space for other vehicles to leave the parking space or park in an empty parking space
DEnough space for other vehicles to leave the parking space or park in an empty parking spaceOfficial answer
5 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 104

At intersections or where roadways join, it is prohibited to:

AStop within 3 metres
BStop within 5 metresOfficial answer
CStop within 10 metres
DStop within 20 metres
6 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 105

In which of the following places is stopping prohibited?

ABridges, flyovers, tunnels and places of poor visibility
BPedestrian crossings indicated by signals
CBicycle paths, separating facilities, guidance islands, the centre island of a roundabout and places designated for the passage of pedestrians
DA, B and COfficial answer
7 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 106

Before and after the sign indicating a stopping place for mass passenger transit vehicles:

AIt is prohibited to stop within 5 metres
BIt is prohibited to stop within 10 metresOfficial answer
CIt is prohibited to stop within 15 metres
DIt is prohibited to stop within 2 metres
8 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 107

In general, illegal stopping on bridges, flyovers or in tunnels is subject to a fine of:

A$300
B$600
C$900Official answer
D$1,000
9 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 108

In which of the following places or situations is parking prohibited?

AWithin 10 metres before and after a fuel station
BOn the pavement and in a pedestrian zone
CDouble parking on the roadway
DB and COfficial answer
10 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 149

A vehicle is regarded as overtime parked when it has been parked in a legal parking space continuously for 15 days. Vehicles parked overtime will:

ABe removed from the public roadOfficial answer
BHave their registration cancelled
CBe detained for 6 months
DBe conscripted and taken over by a public organisation
11 of 14 · Fascicule 3, question 150

Vehicles parked in which of the following places or situations will be locked or removed from the public road?

AOn the sides of urban roadways
BAt a stopping place for mass passenger transit vehiclesOfficial answer
COn roadways close to the kerb or pavement
DWithin 10 metres of a crossroad or T-junction
12 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 52
Figure 38 from the question book

The solid and broken yellow line painted on the edge of the road indicates that… (See figure 38)

AIn picture A, stopping is allowed
BIn picture B, stopping is allowedOfficial answer
CIn pictures A and B, stopping is allowed
DIn pictures A and B, stopping is not allowed
13 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 53
Figure 38 from the question book

Which statement is correct? (See figure 38)

AIn picture A, parking is allowed
BIn picture B, parking is allowed
CIn pictures A and B, parking is not allowedOfficial answer
DIn pictures A and B, parking is allowed
14 of 14 · Fascicule 2, question 54
Figure 38 from the question book

Which of the following is incorrect? (See figure 38)

AIn picture A, parking and stopping are not allowed
BIn picture B, parking and stopping are not allowedOfficial answer
CIn pictures A and B, parking is not allowed, but in picture B stopping is allowed
DIn picture B, stopping is allowed