On an urban road, where is a taxi driver permitted to stop in order to board and drop passengers?
- Correct answer: In any place where parking is permitted, and at the side of red-white curbstones, provided that the taxi is not disturbing traffic.
- Only in places designated and marked for that purpose.
- Anywhere, including bus stops.
- At every taxi station only, along an urban road.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: In any place where parking is permitted, and at the side of red-white curbstones, provided that the taxi is not disturbing traffic.
On an urban road, a taxi driver may stop to board and drop passengers in any place where parking is permitted, and also beside red-white curbstones. The condition is that the taxi does not disturb traffic. Stopping is not limited to taxi stations only, and it is not allowed everywhere, for example at a bus stop.