Signs in parking areas should be posted, visible, and appropriate for

• A. Visitors
• B. Emergency vehicles
• C. Staff
• D. Handicapped

Answer: (D)

When parking area signs are used for accessibility, the focus is on guiding people with disabilities to the spaces and routes that are reserved and accessible to them. These signs must be posted and clearly visible so that someone with mobility challenges can quickly identify an accessible parking spot and the path to the building entrance. This supports safe, independent access and compliance with accessibility laws, like the ADA, which require clear designation of accessible spaces and routes. Even though signage can benefit all users, its primary purpose in this context is to serve those who need accessible accommodations, making signs appropriate for handicapped individuals.