Question 6131
Stopping or parking is considered to seriously obstruct traffic when...
- it obstructs the normal use of curb ramps for people with physical disabilities.
- it takes place on a public road designated for priority attention.
- it is done while double-parked.
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Correct answer: it obstructs the normal use of curb ramps for people with physical disabilities.
If your stopped or parked vehicle blocks a curb ramp, it prevents people with disabilities from using it, and that seriously obstructs traffic. Double parking is on that list when you leave the vehicle without a driver, as is parking on a road designated for priority attention in a space marked as prohibited.