Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge

You're looking for somewhere to park your vehicle. Neither you or your passenger are disabled. What should you do if the only spaces available are marked for disabled use?

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Park in these spaces because everywhere else is full

Double park in the aisle and switch on your hazard warning lights

Use these spaces because the disabled markings aren't enforceable

Find somewhere else to park, unless you're a registered disabled driver

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Find somewhere else to park, unless you're a registered disabled driverThis was the right answer

You mustn't park in spaces designated or marked for specific users, such as registered disabled drivers (whose vehicle will display a blue disabled badge), or in places reserved for local residents.

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Rule 238Highway Code rule · The original controlled-zone artwork was inspected. Entry signs own zone times and reserved spaces remain for the users shown.Rule 242Highway Code rule · The original controlled-zone artwork was inspected. Entry signs own zone times and reserved spaces remain for the users shown.

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