Differences between stopping and parking

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What is the judgment?

A stop is a momentary immobilization of the vehicle on the roadway. For the vehicle to be considered stopped, its driver must be in or near the vehicle. The reason for stopping may be: the ascent or descent of passengers, the loading or unloading of the vehicle, or any other reason, but always for a short time.



What is parking?


Parking is usually longer than stopping. The vehicle engine is off and the driver does not always stay close. A stationary or stationary vehicle must neither obstruct traffic nor represent a dangerous obstacle. It is forbidden to stop by car or to park on the sidewalk unless specifically marked on the ground.



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