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Q: Where would parking be likely to cause an obstruction?
Correct answer:
Where the kerb has been lowered for wheelchairs
Explanation
Careless or thoughtless parking can create problems for other people. For example, if the kerb has been lowered to enable wheelchair access, then keep it clear. Don't park on the pavement, as this may create danger for pedestrians, who will have to move into the road to pass your vehicle. Think about the effect your parking will have on others.
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