When a public vehicle lets off passengers - is it regarded as stopping?
- At first it is regarded as stopping and later on as parking.
- Correct answer: Yes, it is regarded as stopping.
- No, it is not regarded as stopping.
- No, it is regarded as parking.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Yes, it is regarded as stopping.
Under Israeli traffic definitions, stopping means halting a vehicle only for the time needed to pick up or let off passengers, or to load and unload. Parking means leaving a vehicle standing for any other purpose. So a public vehicle letting off passengers is stopping, not parking, as long as it stands only for the time this takes.