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Stopping and Parking
- 1/11When you park your vehicle for less than 2 minutes and stay inside or near it...
Stopping is a brief, voluntary halt where the driver stays close and ready to move.
If you leave your vehicle unattended, even for under 2 minutes...
Parking involves abandoning the vehicle or staying for 2 minutes or longer.
When your vehicle stops due to a breakdown, traffic jam, or feeling unwell...
Detention is involuntary immobilization caused by external or emergency conditions.
If you are on a motorway or dual carriageway...
These high-speed roads restrict stopping to prevent hazards.
When stopping or parking on a conventional road...
It ensures traffic flow is not obstructed and maintains safety.
If the urban road is two-way and you want to park...
This prevents interference with oncoming traffic.
When on a one-way urban road...
Since traffic flows in one direction, parking on both sides is usually safe unless restricted.
If you park at a pedestrian crossing or bus stop...
These areas must be kept clear for safety and access reasons.
When you park in a timed zone without a valid ticket...
Timed zones require payment or a permit to legally park.
If you are parking on a hill facing uphill...
This helps prevent rollback in case the brake fails.
When towing a trailer and parking on a slope...
This adds an extra layer of safety and stability.