Is stopping prohibited at intersections and their vicinity on interurban roads?

Correct answer

Yes, when it creates a danger due to lack of visibility.

On interurban roads, stopping is prohibited at intersections and in their vicinity if doing so creates a danger due to lack of visibility. This is due to several safety reasons: Reduced visibility: Stopping near an intersection on an interurban road can create a dangerous situation if other drivers cannot see the vehicle in time to react appropriately. This is especially true on bends, at changes of gradient with reduced visibility, and in areas where visibility of approaching traffic is limited. Obstructing traffic: Stopping at or near an intersection can make it difficult for other vehicles to turn, or interfere with the normal flow of traffic, increasing the risk of accidents. Specific high-risk locations: In addition, there are specific locations where stopping is particularly dangerous and therefore prohibited, such as in tunnels, underpasses, and on stretches signposted as "Tunnel".