Between the edge of the middle land of the road and dotted lineland, if in between the lines and the parked vehicle is less than 3 meters which does not enable another vehicle to pass through without crossing the long line.
នៅចន្លោះគែមទ្រូងផ្លូវ និងខ្សែបន្ទាត់បង្អួត បើសិនជា នៅចន្លោះខ្សែគំនូសបង្អួត និងយានចតនេះតិចជាង ៣ម៉ែត្រ ដែលមិនអាចឱ្យយានមួយផ្សេងទៀតបរបាន ដោយឥតឆ្លងកាត់ ឬជាន់លើខ្សែគំនូសបង្ហូត
In plain language
You cannot park if the space between your vehicle and a dotted line on the road is less than 3 meters, as this would block other vehicles.
Legal definition
Parking or stopping is prohibited between the edge of the middle land of the road and dotted lineland, if in between the lines and the parked vehicle is less than 3 meters which does not enable another vehicle to pass through without crossing the long line.
From the law
• Between the edge of the middle land of the road and dotted lineland, if in between the lines and the parked vehicle is less than 3 meters which does not enable another vehicle to pass through without crossing the long line.
Student tip
Always leave enough space for other vehicles to pass safely. If you're too close to a dotted line, you're probably in the wrong spot.
Common confusion: Drivers might not understand the 3-meter rule or the significance of dotted lines in this context.
Details
- Khmer term
- នៅចន្លោះគែមទ្រូងផ្លូវ និងខ្សែបន្ទាត់បង្អួត បើសិនជា នៅចន្លោះខ្សែគំនូសបង្អួត និងយានចតនេះតិចជាង ៣ម៉ែត្រ ដែលមិនអាចឱ្យយានមួយផ្សេងទៀតបរបាន ដោយឥតឆ្លងកាត់ ឬជាន់លើខ្សែគំនូសបង្ហូត
- Literal translation
- between the edge of the trunk of the road and the dotted line; if the space between the dotted line and the parked vehicle is less than 3 meters, which does not allow another vehicle to pass without crossing or stepping on the dotted line
- Road Law article
- 14
- Confidence
- high