Question 7269
When does a stopped vehicle seriously obstruct traffic?
- By obstructing a properly parked vehicle from merging into traffic.
- At a properly marked bus stop.
- Double-parked.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: By obstructing a properly parked vehicle from merging into traffic.
Stopping seriously obstructs traffic when it prevents another properly stopped or parked vehicle from pulling out, like the gray passenger car in the image, stopped alongside the parked blue one. Stopping at a bus stop is prohibited, but parking there is what appears on that list. Double parking appears on the list when no driver is present, while stopping alongside a parked vehicle may be allowed.