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

Explanation

Correct answer: No

According to the provisions of the Road Traffic Act, a driver is prohibited from leaving the vehicle when its engine is running. Leaving a vehicle with a running engine unattended creates the risk of it being used by an unauthorised person or moving on its own, which could endanger safety.

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