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One preventing normal use of building access by people or animals.
A stop obstructing normal use of a building exit or access for people or animals, or vehicle access at a correctly signed driveway. Vehicle driveway access is distinct from a dropped-kerb pedestrian crossing. Other stops may also be dangerous or cause serious obstruction depending on their circumstances. Stopping must not create danger or prevent other road users from moving.
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A stop in a permitted location that blocks neither access nor traffic and creates no danger.
A stop entirely off the road in an authorised private area without affecting other users.
One preventing normal use of building access by people or animals.
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