Reserved parking, disability symbol
Regulatory signs

Reserved parking, disability symbol

What it means

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.

How the test asks about it

01A vehicle with disability license plates may use a space marked by this sign:
  1. ANo matter who happens to be riding in the car
  2. BWhen carrying the person with a disability named on its registration Correct
  3. COnly if the person behind the wheel has a disability
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.

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Tip Before pulling into a reserved space, make sure the person the plates were issued for is actually riding with you.

02What does the sign in the picture indicate?
  1. AParking reserved for people with disabilities Correct
  2. BParking is banned from here to the corner
  3. CParking is not allowed at any time
The wheelchair symbol and the words RESERVED PARKING mark a space kept for drivers or passengers with a valid disability parking placard or license plate. Parking there without one is not allowed.

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03A driver who does not have a disability pulls up to a space like the one shown. Which statement about using it is true?
  1. AParking is prohibited, but stopping there in an emergency is allowed
  2. BParking and stopping are prohibited, but standing there in an emergency is allowed
  3. CParking, stopping, and standing there are all prohibited Correct
Spaces marked for people with disabilities may be used only by vehicles displaying valid disability plates or a disability parking placard. Any other vehicle may not park, stop, or stand in the space, not even for a moment.

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