Which statement about disabled parking is true?

• A. Persons who are disabled and have the proper documentation may park at parking meters free.
• B. Only police officers may park at meters for free.
• C. Disabled parking privileges can be revoked if the person forgets their documentation.
• D. Parking meters do not accept disability documentation.

Answer: (A)

Disability parking privileges include exemptions from metered parking fees when the proper documentation is displayed. This is why the statement that persons who are disabled and have the proper documentation may park at parking meters free is the best answer: it reflects the typical rule that the privilege applies to those with valid disability placards or plates and is activated by proper display.

The other ideas don’t fit because metered exemptions aren’t limited to police officers, they aren’t automatically revoked just for forgetting documentation (the exemption relies on displaying the valid credential, and forgetting it can lead to a citation for not displaying), and meters do recognize disability documentation as the basis for waiving the fee.