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Stopping on the pavement or the shoulder is only allowed

Correct answer

  • in an emergency or if your vehicle is unable to go any farther.
  • to pick up or let off passengers.
  • to make a left turn.

Explanation

Stopping on the pavement or the shoulder is prohibited except in an emergency or if your vehicle is unable to go any farther.

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