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2 ptsC,C1Official number: 4451

Are you allowed to move away from the parked vehicle, if the engine is running?

Are you allowed to move away from the parked vehicle, if the engine is running?
Explanation

Correct answer: No

When a vehicle is stationary, the driver is required to secure it in a manner that prevents its use by an unauthorised person. Leaving the engine running and walking away from the vehicle constitutes a breach of this obligation, as it creates a risk of theft or an accident.

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