BALTIMORE (AP) — Officials in Baltimore say a new parking program is aimed at increasing the parking options for people with disabilities and combating the abuse of disability placards.
City officials said Wednesday that approximately 200 on-street parking spaces have been reserved for vehicles that display a disability placard or tags. Meters have also been retrofitted to be more accessible for people with disabilities.
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