During loading and unloading operations, is it permitted to deposit goods on the carriageway?
A)Not on the carriageway, but on the hard shoulders and pedestrian areas, yes.
B)Yes.
C)No, as a general rule.Correct
Loading and unloading operations must be carried out off the road. Exceptionally, when it is unavoidable to carry them out on the road, they must be performed without causing danger or serious disruption to other road users, and taking into account the following rules:
The provisions on stopping and parking must be observed, and within built-up areas, those issued by the municipal authorities regarding appropriate times and locations.
They shall be carried out, as far as possible, on the side of the vehicle closest to the edge of the carriageway.
They shall be carried out with sufficient means to achieve maximum speed, endeavouring to avoid unnecessary noise and inconvenience.
It is prohibited to deposit goods on the carriageway, hard shoulder, and pedestrian areas.
The provisions on stopping and parking must be observed, and within built-up areas, those issued by the municipal authorities regarding appropriate times and locations.
They shall be carried out, as far as possible, on the side of the vehicle closest to the edge of the carriageway.
They shall be carried out with sufficient means to achieve maximum speed, endeavouring to avoid unnecessary noise and inconvenience.
It is prohibited to deposit goods on the carriageway, hard shoulder, and pedestrian areas.