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The Highway Code is a set of rules and guidelines for all road users in the UK, promoting safety and good practice. Rule 243, mentioned in the story, specifically prohibits stopping where kerbs are lowered. While not all rules are legally enforceable, many, like this one, are backed by law and can result in fines or other penalties.
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