- ✓ A brief temporary immobilisation without leaving the vehicle
- B A prolonged immobilisation with the driver absent
- C Leaving the vehicle for more than two hours
- D Any stop inside a garage
Why this is the correct answer
A stop is the voluntary temporary immobilisation of the vehicle for a brief need (under 2 minutes), without leaving the vehicle.
More questions on Manoeuvres
- What characterises "parking" as opposed to a stop?
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- 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?
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