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Obstructing normal use of a dropped kerb for people with disabilities.
Obstructing normal use of a dropped kerb for people with disabilities under article 91.2.d. The article also covers other situations, such as double parking without a driver or parking in expressly prohibited spaces on a designated priority-attention road. Thus double parking should not be presented as something that can never seriously obstruct traffic. Avoid danger and obstruction and obey other stopping and parking prohibitions.
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Stopping at a red light without blocking a junction or crossing.
Parking correctly in an authorised space without danger or obstruction.
Obstructing normal use of a dropped kerb for people with disabilities.
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