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Yes, when it meets the access conditions through V-15.
Yes. Article 35.2 allows eligible vehicles to use it with only the driver when displaying V-15 or the parking card for people with disabilities and reduced mobility. Improperly displaying a sign is insufficient and solo occupancy does not admit every car. Also follow the section’s signs and rules; this permission does not extend to a car towing a trailer.
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Yes, any car may use it solely because its driver travels alone.
No, V-15 provides no occupancy exception.
Yes, when it meets the access conditions through V-15.
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