Which of the following can lead to a fine?

Parking at a pedestrian crossing can lead to a fine because it obstructs the designated area meant for pedestrian safety. The purpose of a pedestrian crossing is to provide a safe space for people to cross the road. When a vehicle is parked in this area, it can hinder visibility for both drivers and pedestrians, increasing the risk of accidents. Enforcement of this rule is essential to ensure the safety of pedestrians and maintain smooth traffic flow. In areas like Dubai, where the emphasis on road safety is paramount, violating this rule is taken seriously, and fines are imposed to deter such behavior.

Parking in designated areas, eating inside your car, or parking in your driveway do not necessarily result in fines as they generally do not violate traffic laws or create unsafe conditions for others.