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New York Class D Permit Practice Test
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You are picking up a friend outside a school, where the curb has NO STANDING signs. Your friend is not outside yet. What may you do?
Correct answer: Stop only when your friend is at the curb, and drive on once your friend is in.
Why
In New York law, standing means keeping a vehicle stopped for any reason other than picking up or dropping off passengers. If your friend is not ready, drive around the block or wait in a legal parking space, then make a quick curb stop. This keeps busy curbs, such as school entrances, free for the next vehicle.
Verified against New York State Driver's Manual · Parking Regulations · p. 43
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