About Stopping and parking bans without a sign: where they always apply: which statement is WRONG?
Vs p.163 - the intersection itself is a stopping ban (never stop).
A parking-ban sign on the road also applies inside the parking bay next to it.
The stopping ban at a bus stop applies along the block marking, or within 12 metres of the sign if that marking is absent.
A stopping ban forbids any interruption of the driving movement, even a few seconds.
Explanation
trap: sign generalised across the bay boundary. VekaBest p.161 - parking bays and parking spaces are exempt from prohibition signs. The sign on the road governs the carriageway, not the marked bay next to it