Where is stopping prohibited?

Stopping is prohibited on pedestrian crossings and within 5 meters in front of them. This rule ensures that pedestrians have a clear, unobstructed view and pathway at crossings, and vehicles don’t block their way or endanger them. Stopping immediately behind a pedestrian crossing or over manholes is generally allowed unless other rules or signs prohibit it. Remember, the main priority is always the safety and visibility of pedestrians at crossings. This is why answer 1, referring to stopping at pedestrian crossings and within 5 meters before them, is correct.