Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-15-111

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Special parking privileges for physically disabled

Official statutory text

persons.

A. Municipalities and political subdivisions of the state with

authority to regulate the standing or parking of vehicles shall

extend special parking privileges to a physically disabled person

who displays on a motor vehicle operated by or under the direction

and for the use of the physically disabled person:

1. A placard indicating physical disability, issued pursuant to

the provisions of Section 15-112 of this title;

2. A physically disabled license plate, issued pursuant to the

provisions of Section 1135.1 of this title;

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3. A disabled veterans license plate with the international

accessibility symbol, issued pursuant to the provisions of Section

1135.2 of this title;

4. A disability sticker issued by the Department of Veterans

Affairs and federal military bases; or

5. A physically disabled placard or license plate issued by

another state.

B. No such special parking privilege, however, shall excuse the

violation of any state statute, nor shall any such privilege be

applicable where the standing or parking would create a dangerous

situation or impede the normal flow of traffic.

C. Municipalities and political subdivisions of the state with

authority to regulate the standing or parking of vehicles shall

follow the current version of the Americans with Disabilities Act

Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) when designing or redesigning

disabled parking spaces.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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