Which action is allowed at a yellow curb?

Which action is allowed at a yellow curb?

• A. Stop longer than the time posted.
• B. Park for an extended period.
• C. Load/unload passengers and freight.
• D. Stop only to deliver mail.

Answer: (C)

Yellow curbs are loading zones. You may stop briefly to load or unload passengers or freight, but you must stay with your vehicle and you cannot park or leave it unattended. The time you may stop is limited to what’s posted, so the stop is meant for quick loading/unloading, not for extended parking. That’s why loading/unloading passengers and freight is allowed. Stopping longer than the posted time isn’t permitted, and extended parking isn’t allowed. Stopping just to deliver mail isn’t the purpose of a yellow curb zone.

Yellow curbs are loading zones. You may stop briefly to load or unload passengers or freight, but you must stay with your vehicle and you cannot park or leave it unattended. The time you may stop is limited to what’s posted, so the stop is meant for quick loading/unloading, not for extended parking. That’s why loading/unloading passengers and freight is allowed. Stopping longer than the posted time isn’t permitted, and extended parking isn’t allowed. Stopping just to deliver mail isn’t the purpose of a yellow curb zone.