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An accessible-loading-zone sign states 'MAXIMUM 15 MINUTES'. You are transporting a passenger with a disability who requires more time to safely board. What should you do?
In most jurisdictions, reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities often permits exceeding time limits in accessible zones if actively engaged in ass
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Question: An accessible-loading-zone sign states 'MAXIMUM 15 MINUTES'. You are transporting a passenger with a disability who requires more time to safely board. What should you do?
Answer options:
- You must still adhere to the 15-minute limit; if more time is needed, move the vehicle after 15 minutes. ✅ You may exceed the 15-minute limit as long as you are actively assisting a passenger with a disability.
- You must find an alternative parking spot immediately.
- Alert local law enforcement for an extension.
Correct answer: You may exceed the 15-minute limit as long as you are actively assisting a passenger with a disability.
Explanation: In most jurisdictions, reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities often permits exceeding time limits in accessible zones if actively engaged in assisting the passenger.
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