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You park at night on a road with a 40 mph speed limit. What must you do?
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Park in a recognised parking place, facing the direction of the traffic flow
At night on roads faster than 30 mph you must not park facing against the traffic flow, and you should use a recognised parking place with parking lights as required.
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- ✓Park in a recognised parking place, facing the direction of the traffic flow
- ✗Park on the right-hand side facing oncoming traffic
- ✗Leave your headlights on full beam
- ✗Park on the pavement
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