Question 5907
May you stop in the immediate vicinity of an intersection on a road outside a built-up area?
- Yes, always.
- No, if it creates danger because of poor visibility.
- Only if it does not make it difficult for other vehicles to turn.
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Correct answer: No, if it creates danger because of poor visibility.
On a road outside a built-up area, you must not stop near an intersection if you block other drivers' visibility and create a hazard. You must not make any turn difficult either, so leaving room to turn is not enough. With good visibility and without obstructing turns, stopping is allowed.