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Displaying the V-15 sign or the parking card for people with disabilities and reduced mobility.
Displaying the V-15 sign or the parking card for people with disabilities and reduced mobility, while observing applicable conditions. Article 35, effective from 1 October 2026, includes both. These are not the only exceptions: emergency services and other authorisations or stretch-specific conditions also exist. A private non-priority car does not automatically gain access merely by carrying an injured person.
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None: it can never enter with a single occupant.
It is sufficient to be a private non-priority car carrying an injured person.
Displaying the V-15 sign or the parking card for people with disabilities and reduced mobility.
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