Nevada Lanes, turns, passing and parking Test 2

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1. You borrow a relative's car displaying a disability placard. The eligible relative is not traveling with you. May you use a reserved disability space?
Yes, if all regular spaces are occupied.No; the eligible person must be the driver or a passenger for that use.Yes, because the placard belongs with the car.Yes, if the stop lasts less than 10 minutes.

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You borrow a relative's car displaying a disability placard. The eligible relative is not traveling with you. May you use a reserved disability space?
Correct answer: No; the eligible person must be the driver or a passenger for that use.
The placard is for the eligible person's transportation, not a general parking privilege for anyone borrowing the vehicle.
Source: Nevada Driver Handbook, DMV 700, March 2024, printed and physical PDF page 50: Disabled Parking ↗

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