Correct answer
No, the sign prohibits that voluntary stop.
No. R-307 prohibits stopping and parking in its area of application, so dropping off a passenger does not justify that stop. It does not itself prohibit travelling along the road. This is voluntary stopping, distinct from a halt required by traffic or an emergency. The question identifies the sign without requiring a missing image.
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No, the sign prohibits that voluntary stop.
Yes, dropping off a passenger always permits stopping by that sign.
Yes, if no other vehicle is present at that moment.
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