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Stopping A Car - How To Stop A Car Video Tutorial


How To Stop A Car

During The Driving Test When Asked To Stop A Car
The examiner will ask you to pull up and stop at a convenient place on the left side of the road. You will not be expected to this immediately. You will be required to use your judgment and pull up in a place where you will not be endangering, inconveniencing or obstructing anyone.

DON'T PARK OR STOP A CAR:
  • Where you would prevent emergency access
  • Near a school entrance
  • Where you would block entry to a property
  • On a bend
  • Where you would force other traffic to enter a tram lane
  • Where the curb has been lowered for wheelchair access
  • Opposite another parked vehicle if it would cause
    an obstruction
  • Near the brow of a hill or hump bridge
  • At or near a bus stop or taxi rank
  • On the approach to a level crossing
  • Opposite a traffic island
  • Opposite or within ten metres of a junction.

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