Which property law stipulates that disabled people can use parking spaces in residential areas for free?

First, the country has never had any special laws and regulations on parking charges for disabled cars.

The order number of the Ministry of Public Security11,and the order number 139 were later revised to identify the car driven by the disabled as a "small automatic passenger car for the disabled". According to "People's Republic of China (PRC) Price Law", "Article 13 When providing services, an operator shall clearly mark the price in accordance with the provisions of the competent pricing department of the government, indicating the service items, charging standards and other relevant information. Operators shall not sell goods at a price higher than the marked price, and shall not charge any unspecified fees. " In other words, the general parking lot charging method cannot be applied to the parking charge of "special" cars, and the state has never issued special provisions on parking charges for disabled cars in parking lots. That is to say, under the current laws and regulations, parking for disabled cars should not be charged.

On the other hand, Article 14 of the State Council Order No.622 of the People's Republic of China "Regulations on Barrier-free Environment Construction" states: "Public parking lots in large and medium-sized public places and parking lots in large urban residential areas shall be set up and marked with barrier-free parking spaces in accordance with barrier-free facilities construction standards.

Barrier-free parking spaces are reserved for motor vehicles driven or taken by people with physical disabilities. "

Article 4 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons: "The state adopts auxiliary methods and supportive measures to give special help to disabled persons, reduce or eliminate the impact of disabilities and external obstacles, and ensure the realization of their rights."

2. It is clearly stated in most places that disabled cars are parked free of charge.

Based on the above ideas, since 20 1 1, from Beijing, where the traffic tension is the most serious, various places have successively issued documents to clarify that vehicles for the disabled are parked free of charge. According to online incomplete statistics, up to now, there are *** 16 provincial administrative regions in China, including Beijing, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Shandong, Sichuan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Hebei, Fujian, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Ningxia, Chongqing and Hainan, as well as two other provincial capital cities, Changchun and Lanzhou.