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No standing

No standing

Do not stop in the area between the signs, except briefly to load or unload passengers.

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4 practice questions use this sign.

Practice questions with this sign

Between two of these signs, what are you allowed to do?

  1. Stop to unload furniture.
  2. Park while you shop.
  3. Leave the car to buy a coffee.
  4. Stop briefly to let a passenger get in or out. (Correct answer)

Explanation: No Standing means you may stop only long enough to load or unload passengers. Parking and loading goods are not allowed.

What does this sign mean?

  1. Do not stop between the signs except to load or unload passengers. (Correct answer)
  2. Do not stop at all, even for passengers.
  3. Pedestrians may not stand on the sidewalk here.
  4. You may stop only to load or unload merchandise.

Explanation: Between No Standing signs you may stop only briefly to let passengers get in or out. Loading goods is not allowed.

You are delivering a box. May you stop between two of these signs to unload it?

  1. Yes, if your hazard lights are on.
  2. Yes, for up to 10 minutes.
  3. No; you may stop only to pick up or drop off passengers. (Correct answer)
  4. Yes, but only on weekdays.

Explanation: No Standing allows a brief stop for passengers only. Loading or unloading merchandise is allowed under a No Parking sign, not here.

Don't mix it up with

No stopping

Do not stop in the area between the signs, not even for a moment.
No parking

Do not park in the area between the signs. You may stop only to load or unload passengers or merchandise.