Question: 1.2.12-103

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Licenses: Basic material

Where is stopping prohibited?

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A. On the roadway, if there is a sufficiently wide hard shoulder on the right
B. Between lane dividers when direction arrows are marked on the roadway
C. At taxi ranks

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A. On the roadway, if there is a sufficiently wide hard shoulder on the right
B. Between lane dividers when direction arrows are marked on the roadway
C. At taxi ranks

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You may only stop where you do not endanger other road users. This is the case, for example, if there is a hard shoulder separated from the carriageway by a continuous white line. You are not allowed to stop - on marked lanes that are used for getting into the right of way - on the carriageway if there is a hard shoulder - at bus stops or other public transport stops - at taxi ranks, so as not to block the access of taxis - on motorways or motorways, not even on the hard shoulder. Watch out for two-wheelers!

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Stopping and parking

Chapter 1.2.12

1.2.12-001 Where is stopping prohibited?

1.2.12-002 Where is parking prohibited?

1.2.12-103 Where is stopping prohibited?

1.2.12-104 Where is stopping prohibited?

1.2.12-105 Where is parking prohibited?

1.2.12-106 Where are you allowed to park on the left in the direction of travel?

1.2.12-107 Who is parked?

1.2.12-108 What is the minimum distance you must leave clear when stopping or parking in front of a pedestrian crossing?

1.2.12-109 Up to what distances before and behind crossroads and junctions is parking prohibited?

1.2.12-110 What is the minimum distance you must leave clear when parking outside a built-up area before a St. Andrew's Cross?

1.2.12-111 You want to park in front of a St. Andrew's Cross in a built-up area. What is the minimum distance you must leave clear?

1.2.12-112 Up to what distance is it prohibited to park before or after a bus or tram stop sign?

1.2.12-113 What is the maximum length of time you are allowed to stop at a bus stop provided you do not present an obstruction to buses?

1.2.12-118 Which vehicles are allowed to stop in the second row alongside other vehicles?

1.2.12-120-M Who has stopped wrongly?

1.2.12-121-M Who is wrongly parked?

1.2.12-122 When are you not allowed to park on the right-hand lane?

1.2.12-123-M What must you be aware of here?

1.2.12-124 What vehicles may be parked alongside other parked cars on the roadway?

1.2.12-125 Where is it forbidden to stop?

1.2.12-126-M Who has stopped incorrectly?

1.2.12-128-M Where may you park here?

1.2.12-129 A cycle path runs alongside your carriageway on the right. How many metres before and after an intersection are you prohibited from parking?

1.2.12-130 A cycle path runs alongside your carriageway on the right. How many metres are you prohibited from parking before and after a T-junction?

1.2.12-131 You are looking for somewhere to park on the right edge of the street. There is no cycle path to the right of your lane. How many metres before and after a junction are you not allowed to park?

1.2.12-132 Where is it forbidden to stop?

1.2.12-133 You are looking for a place to park on the right edge of the carriageway. A cycle path runs alongside to the right of the carriageway. How many metres before a junction or an intersection are you prohibited from parking?

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