Reserved accessible parking: A parking space is set aside for people with disabilities. If you do not have a disability, which rule applies to you there?
Correct answer: Parking, stopping and standing are all banned there.
Answer options
- AParking is banned, but stopping is allowed during an emergency
- BParking and stopping are banned, but standing is allowed during an emergency
- CParking, stopping and standing are all banned there Correct
Why
Unless the vehicle displays a disability license plate or placard, it may not be parked, stopped or left standing in a reserved accessible space, and an emergency is no excuse. These spaces must stay open for the people who need them.
Tip Without a valid disability plate or placard, do not use these spaces for any purpose, not even a quick pickup.
About this question
Topic: Parking License: Car permit
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