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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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You borrow your uncle's car. His disability placard hangs from the mirror, and you go shopping alone. When may you park in a space marked with the international symbol of access?
Correct answer: Only when your uncle is riding with you or is being picked up or dropped off
Why
Misuse of these spaces carries a minimum fine of $250. Do not park in a space next to an accessible space when a sign marks it No Parking, because a wheelchair lift may need that room. Placard holders are also asked to leave spaces with loading areas for people who need a lift.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · International symbol of access · p. 50
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