Which of the following statements about driving on a safety zone is false?

The statement indicating that vehicles can temporarily stop on a safety zone is incorrect because the primary purpose of a safety zone is to provide a safe area for pedestrians. Safety zones are specifically designed to protect pedestrians as they cross streets, and any vehicle activity is restricted to avoid putting pedestrians at risk.

While vehicles may stop briefly in certain situations (for instance, if a driver is in distress or facing an emergency), stopping on a safety zone simply to let passengers in or out is not permitted, as it can obstruct pedestrian movement and create safety hazards. The laws surrounding safety zones emphasize pedestrian safety first, which is why stopping is generally not allowed.

In contrast, the other statements align with the legal framework regarding safety zones, which prohibits driving on them, bans parking, and restricts their use primarily to ensure that pedestrians can navigate the area safely without interference from vehicles.