Official text · Chapter XIV
Driving in residential zones
This translation is unofficial. The Armenian text is the legally binding version.
A residential zone is a built-up area whose entry and exit are marked with signs 5.21 “Residential zone” and 5.22 “End of residential zone”.
In a residential zone, pedestrians may walk both on pavements and on the carriageway. Pedestrians have priority in a residential zone, but must not unnecessarily impede vehicles.
4 questionsWhen leaving a residential zone, drivers must give way to other vehicles and must not impede pedestrians.
4 questionsparking with the engine running;
parking lorries with a maximum permitted weight of more than 3.5 t and buses (except minibuses) outside places designated for this and marked with signs and/or markings.
3 questionsThe requirements of this chapter also apply to courtyards that are not marked with sign 5.21 “Residential zone” but are enclosed on all sides by residential buildings.
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