Which statement about disabled parking policy is true?

• A. Disabled persons who have proper documentation may park at parking meters free.
• B. Disabled persons with documentation may park only during certain hours.
• C. The city imposes fines for disabled parking even with proper documentation.
• D. Parking meters do not provide free parking for disabled individuals.

Answer: (A)

Disabled parking policies often grant meter exemptions for holders of valid documentation to reduce barriers to access. With the proper documentation displayed, a disabled driver can park at metered spaces without paying the meter, making it easier to reach essential destinations. The other statements describe situations that are not generally true: meter charges despite documentation, time restrictions that apply even with documentation, or fines when proper documentation is shown. So, the statement that disabled persons with proper documentation may park at parking meters free is correct.