Despite the fact that road rules prohibit car travel along sidewalks and pedestrian tracks, there are exceptions that you should know about. Drive on the sidewalks is a violation of traffic rules and poses a threat to pedestrians. For such a violation, the driver faces a fine of 340 to 510 hryvnias.

It is allowed to travel along the sidewalks of the residents of houses if there is no other entrance. Drivers with disabilities can also use sidewalks, but if there are special permits and compliance with speed restrictions - not more than 20 km/h.

The network offers drivers to take a test for the knowledge of traffic rules and determine which of the drivers violates the rules, moving along the sidewalk.

Here is the image on which you can see the driver of a cargo minibus moving along the sidewalk in reverse to drive up to the pharmacy and unload. The figure also shows a cyclist moving along the sidewalk.

Choose an answer option that you think is true: to understand this situation, you need to use paragraph 11. 13 of the SDA, which states that "

That is, the cyclist accurately violates the rules of the traffic rules, and the driver of the car is not, because he moves along the sidewalk to drive up to the pharmacy and unload the medicine.

The driver serves an enterprise located directly near the sidewalk, which means that he does not violate the rules.