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Maryland Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Parking, Reversing & Roadside StopsStandalone practice
A driver has a valid disability placard. May the driver park in the striped access aisle beside a designated disability parking space?
Correct answer: No; the access aisle must remain clear.
Why
Keep disability access aisles, designated loading areas and curb ramps clear. They provide room for people using wheelchairs or other mobility equipment. A valid disability placard does not authorize parking in the access aisle next to the space.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual and current Transportation Article · Access space beside a disability parking bay · p. 49, 50
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