What must you possess to park in a designated Accessible Parking space?

To park in a designated Accessible Parking space, it is essential to have the appropriate placard or 'Accessible' license plate. This specially designated parking is reserved for individuals with disabilities, and the placard or license plate serves as official proof that the vehicle is authorized to occupy these spaces. This identification allows law enforcement and parking authorities to easily verify compliance with accessible parking regulations.

Other choices are less appropriate because simply having a driver's license without any restrictions does not ensure that the driver has a disability that warrants accessible parking privileges. While a special permit from local authorities may sound useful, the specific requirement is the authorized placard or license plate, which is universally recognized and standardized for accessibility parking purposes. Proof of disability alone does not grant the right to park in these spaces without the visible placard or license plate displayed on the vehicle.