- ✓ It is a prolonged immobilisation with possible driver absence
- B It always lasts less than two minutes
- C The driver must always remain in the vehicle
- D It does not require complying with any signage
Why this is the correct answer
Parking is the prolonged immobilisation of the vehicle, with possible driver absence, and must comply with signage and regulations on areas, times and restrictions.
More questions on Manoeuvres
- Immobilising the vehicle for less than two minutes without the driver leaving it is considered:
- When is reversing allowed?
- To what maximum distance is the reversing manoeuvre limited when performed as a complement to another manoeuvre?
- When reversing as part of another manoeuvre, may you cross an intersection?
- Before and during the reversing manoeuvre, the driver must:
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