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parking space
(redirected from Handicapped parking)

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parking space
A marked-off portion of a parking area for short-time storage of a single motor vehicle.
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He also noted that drivers should be aware that Parking Division workers are making a special effort to catch infractions at handicapped parking spaces on private property in the city.
ANOTHER AVENUE FOR RESOLVING PARKING TICKETS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Byline: Thomas Caywood WORCESTER - The Ashburnham-Westminster Regional School District administrator who has admitted altering and using his deceased father's handicapped parking permit - including to avoid paying for parking at Boston Red Sox games - has resigned from his position as director of special education and pupil services.
School official resigns over handicap placard by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
He was given the closest of handicapped parking and hourly breaks to ease the discomfort in his legs.
Breaking barriers in the workplace: how professionals with ... by Smith, LaToya M. / Black Enterprise
 
 
 
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