What does a "no standing" sign allow you to do?

A "no standing" sign permits you to stop temporarily to pick up or discharge passengers but does not allow you to park your vehicle or remain stopped for an extended period. This regulation is typically enforced in areas where stopping might obstruct traffic flow or in high-traffic zones such as near bus stops, taxi stands, or public transit entries.

In these designated zones, drivers are expected to remain in their vehicles and may only pick up or drop off passengers quickly. This sign aims to maintain the efficiency of roadways and ensure that vehicles keep moving, thus reducing congestion. Other options, which suggest longer stops or loading/unloading goods, would contradict the specific limitations imposed by a "no standing" sign.