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A parking space is marked with the wheelchair symbol. Which vehicle may park in it?
Correct answer: A vehicle that displays a valid mobility-impairment placard or special plate.
Why
Spaces with the wheelchair symbol are reserved for people whose condition limits their ability to walk, and for those who transport them. A vehicle without a valid placard or special registration plate may not stop, stand or park there, and no vehicle may park in the striped access aisle beside the space. To get a placard or plate, a doctor must certify the condition on a DMV form.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Parking for the Mobility Impaired · p. 65
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