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17. 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.
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How much clearance must you leave at a Ukrainian pedestrian crossing?
Keep 10 metres on both sides clear of voluntary stopping. Stopping to give way is an exception.
🔗 pdr.infotech.gov.ua • Ukraine, PDR text, section 15.9, stopping restrictions
How close can you stop to a Ukrainian public-transport stop?
Keep 30 metres from the boarding platform clear; where there is none, keep 30 metres either side of its sign.
🔗 pdr.infotech.gov.ua • Ukraine, PDR text, section 15.9, stopping restrictions
Can you stop on a bridge or in a tunnel in Ukraine?
No. The stopping prohibition also covers overpasses and the space beneath them.
🔗 pdr.infotech.gov.ua • Ukraine, PDR text, section 15.9, stopping restrictions
What road width must remain beside a stopped vehicle in Ukraine?
At least 3 metres must remain to a solid line, dividing strip or opposite carriageway edge.
🔗 pdr.infotech.gov.ua • Ukraine, PDR text, section 15.9, stopping restrictions
How much clearance is required at an exit from adjoining property in Ukraine?
Do not stop at the exit or less than 10 metres from it.
🔗 pdr.infotech.gov.ua • Ukraine, PDR text, section 15.9, stopping restrictions
Can you stop where your car hides Ukrainian traffic signs?
No. Do not obstruct another driver’s view of traffic signs or signals.
🔗 pdr.infotech.gov.ua • Ukraine, PDR text, section 15.9, stopping restrictions

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