Fire hydrants must remain accessible for emergencies. Blocking them is a serious offense and endangers public safety. Always look for yellow or red curb markings.

Parking too close to zebra crossings limits driver and pedestrian visibility. Malaysian traffic rules require a minimum 9-meter gap. Obey all road markings.

A single yellow line usually means limited stopping. However, if a sign forbids it completely, stopping is illegal and subject to fines.

Double parking blocks other vehicles and creates unsafe road conditions. It causes unnecessary congestion and can delay emergency services.

Make sure there’s no sign prohibiting parking. Always park facing traffic direction, leaving enough space for others to pass.

Bus stops must remain clear for buses to pull in safely. Parking here can cause delays and hazards for passengers. Always observe bus stop zones.

On uphill slopes, turn wheels away from the curb; downhill, turn toward it. This prevents the car from rolling into traffic. Always apply handbrake.

Emergency services need clear access. Blocking these areas can delay critical help. Respect hospital zone signage and red curbs.

Temporary stops for unloading must not interfere with traffic. The driver should remain nearby and move the vehicle if necessary.

Bridges require free-flowing traffic for structural and visibility reasons. Stopping or parking here can obstruct views and create hazards.

This improves your car is visibility to other road users. It helps prevent rear-end collisions. Only park where legal and safe.

Blocking driveways denies access to property owners. It is both inconsiderate and illegal. Offenders may be towed or fined.

Parking too close to junctions limits visibility and turning space. Malaysian law requires a 10-meter gap for safety.

Intersections must be kept clear to allow traffic movement in all directions. Blocking it creates confusion and traffic buildup.

These routes must remain open at all times. Blocking them can cost lives in emergencies and attract steep penalties.

Leave about 30 cm from the curb and avoid blocking driveways. Proper alignment prevents obstruction and ensures traffic safety.

Vehicles must stop behind the line if pedestrians are crossing. Do not stop on or block the crosswalk itself.

Busy streets often have specific parking bays. Parking outside them disrupts traffic and may result in towing or fines.

Use hazard lights and place a reflective triangle 45 meters behind your vehicle. Only stop on the shoulder for real emergencies.

Stopping here can block pick-up zones and endanger children. Use proper drop-off points instead. Follow signage near schools strictly.

This wastes space and may violate parking rules. Always park within the lines and adjust if needed. Reversing in may help accuracy.

Disabled spaces are legally reserved. Using them without a permit is a finable offense. The spots are designed for accessibility, not convenience.

This causes visibility issues and blocks lane space. Stay clear of medians, especially near U-turns or junctions.

Opening your door without looking can endanger cyclists or passing vehicles. Use the Dutch reach method for added safety.

This space is reserved for pedestrians. Parking here forces people onto the road and increases accident risk.

This helps your vehicle roll off the road rather than into it if the brakes fail. Always engage the handbrake.

Blocking buses, ambulances, or public facilities may result in higher penalties and towing. Be aware of signs near such zones.

This prevents the car from rolling, especially on slopes. Use reverse gear when facing downhill or 1st gear when facing uphill.