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When approaching a 'PASSENGER PICK-UP ZONE' sign, is long-term parking generally permitted for a Class 4 driver awaiting a fare?
Passenger pick-up zones are designed for brief stops to pick up or drop off passengers, not for extended waiting or parking.
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Question: When approaching a 'PASSENGER PICK-UP ZONE' sign, is long-term parking generally permitted for a Class 4 driver awaiting a fare?
Answer options: ✅ No, these zones are for temporary stopping only.
- Yes, as long as the driver remains in the vehicle.
- Yes, up to a maximum of 15 minutes.
- Only if there are no other vehicles using the zone.
Correct answer: No, these zones are for temporary stopping only.
Explanation: Passenger pick-up zones are designed for brief stops to pick up or drop off passengers, not for extended waiting or parking.
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