Are drivers allowed to stop at designated locations?

Stop rules

Is stopping at the indicated location allowed?

Allowed
Prohibited

From the Rules of the Road

Road sign 3.27 “Stopping is prohibited”

Stopping and parking of vehicles is prohibited.

Plate 3.22 “Area of Operation”

indicates the coverage area of prohibitory signs 3.27-3.30;

Default coverage area

The coverage area of signs 3.16, 3.20, 3.22, 3.24, 3.26-3.30 extends from the place where the sign is installed to the nearest intersection behind it ...

Application of the sign

The coverage area of signs can be reduced :
for signs 3.27-3.30 by installing repeated signs 3.27-3.30 with plate 8.2.3 at the end of their validity or by using plate 8.2.2. ...

General stopping rules

12.4.
Stopping is prohibited: in places where the distance between the solid marking line (except for the edge of the roadway), the dividing strip or the opposite edge of the roadway and the stopped vehicle is less than 3 m ;

A comment

The problem with this task is that the car is already standing along the intermittent markings, but a distance of 3 meters between the end of the solid line is not provided. From the context of the Rules it is clear that 3 meters is a sufficient distance for the movement of vehicles. It is prohibited to cross continuous markings. Thus, an obstacle has been created for traffic in the right lane, which is impossible to get around without violating the traffic rules.

Regarding the coverage area of 100 meters, based on the rules, using a sign it is only possible to reduce the coverage area. In the problem, the sign's coverage area extends to an intersection that is closer than 100 meters.

Correct answer

Error in traffic management. The use of plate 8.2.2 does not make sense.

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Are drivers allowed to stop at designated locations?

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Traffic tickets 2018-2019 online

1 question. Are vehicle drivers allowed to take a seat in an organized convoy?

Correct answer: 4. Prohibited.
Explanation: Clause 2.7 of the traffic rules prohibits drivers of any vehicles from crossing organized columns and taking up space in them.

Question 2. Which courtyard can you enter in this situation?

Correct answer: 2. Only into the yard to the right.
Explanation: By definition, sign 4.1.1 “Go straight ahead” permits movement in the direction indicated on the sign. Sign 4.1.1 does not prohibit turning right into courtyards and other areas adjacent to the road.

Question 3. Which of the following signs prohibits the further movement of all vehicles without exception?

Correct answer: 2. B.
Explanation: Further movement of all vehicles without exception is prohibited by sign 3.17.2 “Danger” (sign B). Two others: sign 3.1 “No Entry” (A) and sign 3.2 “No Traffic” (B) allow exceptions.

Question 4. What do these signs inform?

Correct answer: 2. Recommended speed is 40 km/h on wet surfaces.
Explanation: The combination of signs 6.2 “Recommended speed” and 8.16 “Wet surface” indicates the recommended speed on a given section of the road when its surface is wet.

Question 5. Are you allowed to stop at this place?

Correct answer: 3. Prohibited.
Explanation: Marking 1.4 (solid yellow line) is applied to the curb stone. These markings indicate places where stopping is prohibited. Marking 1.4 can be used independently and in combination with sign 3.27 “Stopping is prohibited”. Stopping at the indicated location is prohibited.

Question 6. What should a driver do when changing such a traffic light?

Correct answer: 2. When the green signal turns on, continue moving only to the right.
Explanation: The picture shows a directional traffic light that regulates traffic to the right (this is indicated by the direction of the yellow arrow). This means that when the green signal lights up (green arrow to the right), you are allowed to continue moving only to the right (section 6.3 ).

Question 7 The hazard warning lights on a towed motor vehicle must be switched on:

Correct answer: 3. In all cases when towing is carried out.
Explanation: In all cases when towing is carried out, the hazard warning lights on the towed motor vehicle must be turned on (clause 7.1 ).

Question 8. Is the driver of a car moving in the left lane obliged to give way in this situation?

Correct answer: 2. Not obliged.
Explanation: The driver of a car who is moving in the left lane and does not intend to change the direction of his movement is not obliged to give way to another car whose driver is about to change lanes to the left and has turned on the left turn signal. The one who changes lanes gives way (clause 8.4 ).

Question 9 Is it possible for you to make a U-turn at an intersection while driving in reverse?

Correct answer: 3. It is impossible.
Explanation: At intersections, reversing is prohibited (clause 8.12 ), so you cannot turn around in this manner.

10 question. At what maximum speed do you have the right to continue driving while driving a passenger car?

Correct answer: 2. 90 km/h
Explanation: Outside a populated area on roads other than highways, the speed of a passenger car should be no more than 90 km/h (clause 10.3 ). Sign 3.25 “End of maximum speed limit zone” removes the limit to 70 km/h.

What to do if an inspector stops you in a place where stopping is prohibited?

Let's imagine a situation: a driver moving along the road sees an inspector giving him a stop signal, but at the same time a road sign or marking prohibits stopping in the indicated place. Is it possible to stop at the request of an inspector, and can he issue a fine for a traffic violation?

Places where stopping (and therefore parking) is prohibited are clearly regulated by traffic rules. According to clause 12.4 of the Rules, stopping is prohibited :

on tram tracks, as well as in the immediate vicinity of them, if this creates interference with the movement of trams;
at railway crossings, in tunnels, as well as on overpasses, bridges, overpasses (if there are less than three lanes for traffic in a given direction) and under them;
in places where the distance between a solid marking line (except indicating the edge of the roadway), a dividing strip or the opposite edge of the roadway and a stopped vehicle is less than 3 m;
at pedestrian crossings and closer than 5 m in front of them;
on the roadway near dangerous turns and convex breaks in the longitudinal profile of the road when the visibility of the road is less than 100 m in at least one direction;
at the intersection of roadways and closer than 5 m from the edge of the roadway being crossed, with the exception of the side opposite the side passage of three-way intersections (crossroads) that have a continuous marking line or dividing strip;
closer than 15 meters from the stopping places of fixed-route vehicles or parking for passenger taxis, indicated by marking 1.17, and in its absence - from the sign of the stopping place of fixed-route vehicles or parking for passenger taxis (except for stops for boarding and disembarking passengers, if this does not interfere with the movement of fixed-route vehicles vehicles or vehicles used as passenger taxis);
in places where the vehicle will block traffic lights, road signs from other drivers, or make it impossible for other vehicles to move (enter or leave), or interfere with the movement of pedestrians;
in the bike lane.

In addition, stopping is prohibited on sections of the road that have 1.4 markings : according to the new GOST R 51256-2018, this is a solid single yellow line located along the edge of the roadway.

In the above excerpts from the Rules, we have highlighted those requirements that the driver cannot avoid violating when stopped by an inspector . For example, if a traffic police officer is stationed in front of a pedestrian crossing, then you should stop behind a zebra crossing so as not to violate traffic rules. But if an inspector stops a driver on a section of road with limited visibility, a narrow roadway or yellow markings 1.4, it is virtually impossible to comply with his request without violating the rules. But is this legal, and can’t the inspector issue a fine for a violation committed on his own instructions?

An inspector can indeed stop a driver in a place where stopping is prohibited, but there must be compelling reasons for this. Paragraph 88 of the administrative regulations of the State Traffic Safety Inspectorate specifies that “it is not allowed to stop vehicles on sections of roads where their stopping is prohibited by traffic rules, except in cases where such a stop is related to the need to suppress a crime, an administrative offense, carry out administrative and regulatory actions, prevent real threats of harm to life, health and (or) property of road users, as well as cases of marking a stop by a patrol car with special light signals and other means of regulating and organizing traffic.”

Simply put, a traffic police officer can stop a driver if, for example, there is an accident ahead in conditions of limited visibility or there is another potentially dangerous situation, or if the stopping place is indicated by a patrol car with a flashing light on.

But the inspector cannot . The fact is that all responsibility for what happens if he stops the car in the “forbidden zone” falls entirely on his shoulders. The same paragraph 88 of the regulations indicates that “if it is necessary to stop vehicles in places where their stopping is prohibited by traffic rules, the employee takes measures to ensure road safety in this place.” Therefore, you can safely stop at the inspector’s request on such sections of roads, while following his instructions to ensure safety.

Stopping and parking

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Ticket 2 question 3

Are you allowed to stop to pick up a passenger?

1. Allowed 2. Prohibited 3. Allowed only on odd days of the month 4. Allowed only on even days of the month

Sign 3.29 “Parking is prohibited on odd days of the month” only restricts parking.
Stopping within its coverage area is not prohibited at any time. ("Road signs"). The correct answer is “Allowed”

Ticket 36 question 3

Which car drivers violated parking rules?

1. Only car A 2. Only car B 3. Cars A and B

The effect of sign 3.27 “Stopping is prohibited” extends to the nearest intersection.
In this case, to the intersection with the road adjacent to the left. You can park the car in place “B”. Only the driver of car “A” violates the rules of stopping and parking. (“Road signs”, paragraph 12.1 of traffic rules). The correct answer is “Only car A”

Ticket 35 question 4

Which driver violated the parking rules:

1. Motorcycle and truck drivers 2. Motorcycle driver only 3. Truck driver only 4. No one violated

Drivers of any trucks are prohibited from stopping and parking on the sidewalk bordering the roadway.
The driver of this truck is clearly violating the Rules. Drivers of a passenger car and motorcycle, in accordance with sign 6.4 “Parking (parking space)” and plate 8.6.3, absolutely correctly complied with the requirements of the Rules. (Clause 12.2 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Only the truck driver”

Ticket 13 question 12

Are you allowed to stop on the bridge to pick up a passenger?

1. Allowed 2. Prohibited 3. Allowed only if you are driving a taxi

Stopping is prohibited on bridges, overpasses and overpasses that have less than three lanes for traffic in a given direction.
In this situation, there are two lanes of traffic, therefore, if you stop, you will be violating the Rules. Attention! Do not confuse this question with a similar one (ticket 14, question 12), where there are three lanes. (Clause 12.4 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Forbidden”

Ticket 29 question 12

Which driver violated the stopping rules?

1. Only the driver of car A 2. Both 3. No one violated 4. Only the driver of car B

Don't confuse stopping with parking.
Stopping is prohibited directly at a railway crossing, the boundaries of which are barriers. Parking is prohibited directly at the railway crossing and closer than 50 m from it. The drivers stopped outside the railroad crossing without violating the rules. (Clause 12.4, 12.1 of traffic rules). The correct answer is “No one violated”

Ticket 14 question 12

Are you allowed to stop on the bridge at this point?

1. Allowed 2. Prohibited 3. Allowed only for disembarking passengers

Stopping on bridges, overpasses and overpasses is prohibited if the number of traffic lanes in a given direction is less than three.
In this situation there are three lanes. You can stop. (Clause 12.4 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Allowed”

Ticket 30 question 12

Is it possible for the driver to park the car in this manner?

1. It is possible, if it does not interfere with the movement of other vehicles 2. It is possible 3. It is not possible

Parking at an angle to the edge of the roadway is prohibited, with the exception of those places whose configuration allows for a different location (local widening of the roadway), indicated by appropriate signs and markings.
(Clause 12.2 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “No”

Ticket 31 questions 12

Can you park your car at the specified location?

1. It is impossible 2. It is possible only when the visibility of the road is at least 100m 3. It is possible

If there is a ramp on the side of the road, you can also park your car in places with limited visibility.
(Clause 12.1, 12.4, 12.5 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “It is possible”

Ticket 15 question 12

Which driver violated the stopping rules?

1. No one violated 2. Only the motorcycle driver 3. Only the car driver 4. Both

The action takes place outside the populated area.
In this case, stopping on the left side of the road in the direction of travel is prohibited. The driver of the car is clearly breaking the rules. The motorcyclist is also a violator, since if there was a shoulder to stop, he had to move onto it. (Clause 12.1 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Both”

Ticket 32 question 12

Where can you stay?

1. Only B 2. Any of the above 3. B and C 4. A and C

Outside a populated area, stopping or parking is permitted only on the right side of the road - on the side of the road, and in its absence - at the edge of the roadway.
You will do the right thing if you stop at place “B”. (Clause 12.1 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Only B”

Ticket 2 question 12

Are you allowed to stay at the indicated place?

1. Allowed if the car is no closer than 5 m from the edge of the intersecting roadway 2. Allowed 3. Prohibited

At a roundabout intersection, you can stop and park, but the distance between the stopped vehicle and the edge of the roadway must be at least 5 m. (Clause 12.4, 12.5 of the Traffic Rules).
The correct answer is “It is allowed if the car is no closer than 5 m from the edge of the roadway being crossed”

Ticket 16 question 12

In which of the following places can you park your car?

1. Only B 2. Any 3. B or C

You cannot stop at places “A” and “B”, since stopping on the left side of the road in the direction of travel is allowed only in a populated area indicated by signs 5.23.1 and 5.23.2 “Beginning of a populated area” with a white background.
The driver would have done the right thing by stopping at place “B”. (Clause 12.1 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Only B”

Ticket 33 question 12

Are you allowed to park your car in this place if there is a narrow shoulder?

1. Allowed only during daylight hours 2. Prohibited 3. Allowed

Parking outside populated areas on the roadway marked with sign 2.1 “Main Road” is prohibited.
(Clause 12.5 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Forbidden”

Ticket 3 question 12

Which driver violated the parking rules?

1. Only the motorcycle driver 2. Both 3. No one violated 4. Only the car driver

The driver of a passenger car may drive onto the sidewalk adjacent to the roadway only in places marked with sign 6.4 “Parking (parking space)”, with one of the signs 8.6.2, 8.6.3, 8.6.6-8.6.9 “Method of parking the vehicle to the parking lot."
In this situation, there are no such signs, so the driver is a “violator.” The motorcycle driver does not violate the rules of stopping and parking, since the rules prohibit this in conditions when the distance between the solid marking line and the stopped vehicle is less than 3 m. Here the action takes place from the side of the broken line, which does not contradict the Rules. (Clause 12.4 of the Traffic Regulations). The correct answer is “Only the driver of the car”