You must stop:
- To obey:
- A traffic officer
- Scholar patrol person
- Person driving/riding/leading animals
- A road marking
- A road sign.
- If you have an accident.
You may not stop: Where forbidden by
- A traffic officer.
- A road marking.
- A road sign.
You may not stop: On
- A freeway (except in a designated stopping area).
- A level crossing or railway.
- The right hand side of the road facing on-coming traffic (you may stop on the right of a one-way road).
- The pavement (not even with part of your car).
- At a place where you would cause a danger or obstruction.
You may not stop: Next to or opposite
- Roadworks or an excavation or other obstruction, if other traffic would be endangered or obstructed.
- A driveway or gate.
- Another vehicle if the road is narrower than 9m.
You may not stop: Within 6m of
- A tunnel.
- A bridge (on or under).
- A subway.
- A road that has been narrowed for any reason from its normal width.
You may not stop: Within 9m of
- Your approach side of a pedestrian crossing.
You may not stop: Exceptions
The above rules don't apply:
- If you need to stop to avoid an accident or for circumstances beyond your control.
- To emergency/construction/police vehicles on duty displaying the correct identification lights.