What color curb designates disabled parking spaces?

• A. Yellow curb
• B. Blue curb
• C. Red curb
• D. White curb

Answer: (B)

Blue curb marks designate spaces reserved for people with disabilities when they display a valid placard or license plate. These spaces are placed closest to entrances to aid accessibility and are typically wider with an extra access aisle. You should only park there if you have the required disability permit; otherwise fines or towing can apply. Other curb colors signal different rules—yellow curb is a loading/unloading area, red curb is a no-stop fire lane, and white curb usually allows brief loading or passenger drop-off. Local signs can vary, but blue is the standard color associated with disabled parking.