New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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In a store lot, you see a painted area with diagonal stripes next to a parking space that shows the accessibility symbol. You want to park in the striped area, because you will be inside only two minutes. What should you do?
A approaches empty parking spaces in a store lot. An official accessibility parking sign marks the space beside a diagonally striped area; the card states a planned two-minute stop.
Correct answer: Do not park there; it is an access aisle, and it must stay clear at all times.
Why
A van with a lift or ramp can need the whole aisle, up to 8 feet wide, to load a wheelchair. If a car blocks the aisle, the person may not be able to get into or out of their vehicle. New Hampshire lets a person with a walking disability report such a vehicle to police with a photo and a sworn statement.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Spaces and access aisles for persons with walking disabilities · p. 34
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