Where is stopping prohibited?

Stopping is prohibited on level crossings because stopping there can block trains and create dangerous situations. It is also not allowed to stop on narrow sections of the road and at blind spots, as this would obstruct traffic and reduce visibility, increasing the risk of accidents. However, stopping immediately behind pedestrian crossings is generally allowed, as long as it does not block the crossing or pose a hazard. This rule helps ensure smooth traffic flow and safety for all road users.