Under California law, parking in blue-curb spaces requires which of the following?

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Under California law, parking in blue-curb spaces requires which of the following?

Blue-curb spaces are reserved for people with disabilities. To park in one legally, your vehicle must display a valid disability placard or license plate. That placard or plate identifies you or the vehicle as eligible for the space. Without it, parking there isn’t allowed, regardless of how short the stop might be. The need for a placard or plate is the defining rule for these spaces, and it isn’t about paying a fee or a universal 30-minute limit—the latter can vary by location but isn’t the requirement that defines blue-curb parking.

Blue-curb spaces are reserved for people with disabilities. To park in one legally, your vehicle must display a valid disability placard or license plate. That placard or plate identifies you or the vehicle as eligible for the space. Without it, parking there isn’t allowed, regardless of how short the stop might be. The need for a placard or plate is the defining rule for these spaces, and it isn’t about paying a fee or a universal 30-minute limit—the latter can vary by location but isn’t the requirement that defines blue-curb parking.

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