Transport of People and Goods
When goods must be loaded or unloaded on the road, it must be done:
Reviewed on 26 Jul 2026
- A In the centre of the road for convenience
- ✓ From the side closest to the curb and without obstructing the carriageway
- C On the shoulder, leaving the goods there
- D Anywhere if hazard lights are switched on
Why this is the correct answer
Loading and unloading must be done off-road whenever possible; if done on the road, it must be from the side closest to the curb, following stopping rules and without placing goods on the carriageway, shoulder or pedestrian areas.
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