No stoppingChile

An introduction to the traffic rules and road signs of Chile. Learn about driving, road safety and much more in our illustrated book, with answers to frequently asked questions.

For informational purposes only. Always follow official regulations. Some content and images were created with AI assistance.


1. No stopping

No stopping means that vehicles are not permitted to stop voluntarily at the indicated location, even briefly for picking up or dropping off passengers or loading or unloading goods. It is a stricter restriction than a no-parking rule.

A no-stopping restriction may be indicated by a traffic sign, road marking or local traffic regulation. Drivers should continue to a place where stopping is permitted unless they are forced to stop by traffic conditions, an emergency or another legal requirement.

Can you stop in a second row beside a parked car in Chile?

No. Both stopping and parking in a second row are prohibited.

🔗 bcn.cl • Chile, consolidated Traffic Law, Articles 148–155, Article 154(3)

Can you stop a car on a Chilean cycleway?

No. The law prohibits stopping and parking motor vehicles on cycleways.

🔗 bcn.cl • Chile, consolidated Traffic Law, Articles 148–155, Article 154(9)