'Driver with Disability' Sign: Rules for Use and Parking Privileges

The 'Driver with Disability' distinguishing sign is not mandatory, but it entitles the vehicle to use designated accessible parking spaces — provided the driver carries the required supporting document.

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The 'Driver with Disability' distinguishing sign may be displayed on a vehicle driven by a person with a disability or carrying a passenger with a disability. Fitting the sign is not mandatory. The sign must be placed on both the front and rear of the vehicle. Its presence alerts other road users to take into account the particular driving needs associated with such a vehicle. The driver is required to carry a document confirming the disability — either their own or that of the passenger being transported. When the relevant grounds are met, a vehicle displaying the sign is permitted to use parking spaces designated for people with disabilities. Such spaces must remain accessible exclusively to those who are legally entitled to use them.