In a no standing zone, what is a driver prohibited from doing?

In a no standing zone, a driver is primarily prohibited from leaving the vehicle. This restriction is in place to ensure that vehicle flow is maintained and to prevent congestion, which can occur if drivers leave their vehicles unattended. The purpose of such zones is to facilitate the movement of traffic, particularly in areas where stopping or parking could disrupt the flow of other vehicles.

While picking up or dropping off passengers may also be restricted depending on local regulations, the most critical aspect of a no standing zone is that vehicles must remain attended. Leaving the vehicle unattended could lead to potential traffic issues and is thus prohibited.

Although checking directions may seem harmless, drivers should avoid pausing for any extended period to maintain compliance with no standing regulations. The emphasis in these zones is always on quick drop-offs or pickups without the need for the driver to exit the vehicle.