Which vehicles may park in spaces reserved for persons with disabilities?

Vehicles displaying special plates or parking placards for persons with disabilities are specifically designated to utilize parking spaces reserved for individuals with disabilities. This regulation ensures that those who have mobility challenges or other qualifying disabilities have accessible parking options close to their destinations. The special plates or placards serve as an indication of the driver's eligibility, ensuring that the spaces are used appropriately.

Other options do not align with the regulations regarding disability parking. For instance, merely being over 60 does not grant access to these reserved spaces, nor do emergency vehicles or vehicles transporting children meet the criteria unless they display the appropriate disability identification. The focus here is on ensuring that those who genuinely need assistance with parking access can utilize these spaces, which is critical for promoting independence and accessibility.