🅿️ Enhanced Safety and Accessibility with SmartSign Reflective Reserved Parking Handicapped Review

Very heavy and heavy vinyl and also reflective. I expect it to last a long time out in the elements. Ideal for temporarily marking disabled parking spaces.

We stuck two handicapped parking signs on two traffic cones. They are easier to fold and store than if we had used shields that popped into the top of the cones. They always break down over time. We've only used them for two weeks, so let's hope they last. We use them at our weekly Saturday farmers market.

I had a handicapped parking space in front of my house in an "active tourist town" where people parked who couldn't or wouldn't obey the handicap signs. Instead of calling the city to get a fine or have the car towed, I ordered them and wore an orange cone. I don't block the spot, I just park her at the curb and her vehicle has not been illegally parked since. Very well seen.