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Handicap Parking Signs
Make sure your parking lot meets ADA regulations for accessible parking spaces with handicap parking signs, including signs meeting state specific regulations.
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Handicap Parking Signs - ADA & Federal Compliant (MUTCD)
Emedco’s Aluminum Handicap Parking Signs meet ADA and Federal standards. Available in two sizes and two reflective materials, we manufacture the most comprehensive range of Accessible Parking Signs. -
ADA Signs - Reserved Parking
Handicap parking signs mark handicap spaces and provide ease for handicapped individuals. -
ADA Signs - Reserved Parking
Handicap reserved parking signs mark handicap spaces and provide ease for handicapped individuals in your parking lot. -
Handicap Parking Sign
Handicap parking signs mark handicap spaces and provide ease for handicapped individuals. -
State-Specific Handicap Parking Signs - California
Comply with state guidelines and regulations. -
Handicap Symbol Parking Sign
Handicap parking signs mark handicap spaces and provide ease for handicapped individuals. -
Violators Subject To Fine Parking Sign
Violators subject to fine parking signs are state-specific handicap parking signs that comply with Pennsylvania federal and state guidelines. -
Van Accessible Handicap Sign
Van accessible handicap parking signs mark handicap spaces and provide ease for handicapped individuals. -
Reserved Parking Only Sign
Reserved parking only signs comply with Michigan federal and state guidelines. -
D.M.V. Permit Parking Fine Sign
D.M.V. permit parking fine signs are state-specific handicap parking signs that comply with Oregon federal and state guidelines. -
Penalty $250 1ST Offense Parking Sign
Penalty $250 1st offense parking signs state-specific handicap parking signs that comply with new jersey federal and state guidelines. -
State-Specific Handicap Parking Signs - Virginia
Comply with state guidelines and regulations. -
Reserved Parking $250 Fine (double arrow) Sign
Reserved parking sign complies with Illinois federal and state guidelines. -
Handicap Violation Parking Sign
Handicap violation parking signs mark handicap spaces and provide ease for handicapped individuals. -
Parking Only (handicap symbol) Sign
Parking only (handicap symbol) signs are state-specific handicap parking signs that comply with Ohio federal and state guidelines. -
Reserved Parking Maximum Penalty Sign
Reserved parking maximum penalty signs comply with North Carolina federal and state guidelines. -
Restricted Parking Van Accessible Sign
Restricted parking van accessible signs restrict parking ensuring convenience and ease for handicapped individuals in your parking lot. -
Parking ID Required Fine Sign
Parking id required fine signs are state-specific handicap parking signs that comply with Minnesota federal and state guidelines. -
Handicap Entrance Sign
Handicap entrance signs provide ease for handicapped individuals. -
State-Specific Handicap Parking Signs - Connecticut
Comply with state guidelines and regulations. -
Handicapped Parking Permit Required Sign
Handicapped parking permit required signs require handicapped parking permits when parking in areas of the lot.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) states that you need to have one handcapped parking spot for every 25 spots in your lot unless your lot has more than 500 spots, in which case you need 2% of the total. For 1,001+ spots, the requirement is 20 spots plus one for every 100 additional spots over 1,000.
You also want to make sure you have van accessible handicapped spots (marked with van accessible handicapped signs.) For 1-200 parking spots, you need one van space. For 201-500 spots, you need 2 van spaces. For 500+ spaces, you should consider adding additional van spots.
Make sure you also check out the ADA Accessibility Guidlines for standards on parking lot space size and location.
You also want to make sure you have van accessible handicapped spots (marked with van accessible handicapped signs.) For 1-200 parking spots, you need one van space. For 201-500 spots, you need 2 van spaces. For 500+ spaces, you should consider adding additional van spots.
Make sure you also check out the ADA Accessibility Guidlines for standards on parking lot space size and location.
