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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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You borrow your grandfather's car, which has a valid disability placard. He is not with you. When may you park this car in a space marked with this sign, which shows a wheelchair symbol and the words RESERVED PARKING?
Correct answer: Only when a person with a disability is the driver or a passenger
Why
The rule applies on public and on private property, such as store parking lots, and police and parking officers enforce it. Using a relative's placard when that person is not with you takes a space from someone who needs to park close to the entrance. Other parking signs, such as No Parking Any Time and No Standing Any Time, also carry the force of law.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Traffic signs · p. 223, 87
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