Reserved parking, disability symbol: A vehicle with disability license plates may use a space marked by this sign:
Correct answer: When carrying the person with a disability named on its registration.
Answer options
- ANo matter who happens to be riding in the car
- BWhen carrying the person with a disability named on its registration Correct
- COnly if the person behind the wheel has a disability
Why
Disability plates do not by themselves allow use of a reserved space; the person with a disability named on the vehicle's registration must be in the car. That person can be the driver or a passenger, so the driver does not have to be the one with the disability.
Tip Before pulling into a reserved space, make sure the person the plates were issued for is actually riding with you.
About this question
Topic: Parking License: Car permit
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Where it applies: Asked in every state. Compare permit tests by state
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