Which statement about privileged parking enforcement is true?

• A. Only peace officers can enforce privileged parking.
• B. Disabled persons with proper documentation may park at parking meters free.
• C. The penalties for privileged parking offenses are always the same.
• D. City officials may not remove a judge for evaluating traffic collections.

Answer: (B)

Privileged parking is a benefit for people with special needs, most commonly disabled individuals, to help them access locations more easily. When someone has proper documentation—such as a valid disabled placard or plate—they may park at metered spaces without paying the meter. This exemption is contingent on having current documentation and obeying other parking rules, like time limits and restricted areas. Other statements misstate how enforcement works or what the privilege covers: enforcement can be carried out by various officers, penalties vary by jurisdiction, and issues about judges or traffic collections fall outside the scope of parking privileges.