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1.—(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (3) and paragraph 4, the road marking provided for at item 9 of the Part 4 sign table conveys the prohibition that a person driving a vehicle must not cause it to stop within the clearway—
(a)if the relevant upright sign placed in conjunction with the marking does not show a time period, at any time; or
(b)if the relevant upright sign shows a time period, during that period.
(2) For the purposes of this paragraph—
(a)“clearway” means an area of carriageway bounded by the continuous and broken straight lines provided for at item 9;
(b)“relevant upright sign” means an upright sign which includes a stopping prohibited symbol and indicates that stopping by vehicles other than buses or local buses is prohibited, or prohibited during the period indicated; and
(c)a vehicle is taken to have stopped within a clearway if—
(i)any point in the clearway is below the vehicle or its load (if any); and
(ii)the vehicle is stationary.
(3) The prohibition in sub-paragraph (1) does not apply to the driver of a bus who causes the bus to stop within the clearway for so long as may be necessary—
(a)to maintain a published timetable for the service (provided, in the case of a clearway marked “BUS STOP”, that the bus is not stopped within the clearway for a period exceeding two minutes);
(b)to enable passengers to board or alight from the bus; or
(c)to enable the crew of the bus to be changed.
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