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2 2022 05 13 10.35.53

Able Bodied motorists who abuse designated Parking Spots can face steep fines

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Able Bodied motorists who abuse designated Parking Spots can face steep fines

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2 2022 05 13 10.35.53

The disabled community now has four designated parking slots in the City, and is warning able-bodied people they’ll pay a $500 penalty if caught in the spots.

During a ceremony Friday morning on Prince William Henry Street in Beidgetown to commission the new parking spaces, Minister of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs <strong>Kirk Humphrey</strong> said it was being done to make Barbados more inclusive and accessible.
During a ceremony Friday morning on Prince William Henry Street in Beidgetown to commission the new parking spaces, Minister of People Empowerment and Elder Affairs Kirk Humphrey said it was being done to make Barbados more inclusive and accessible.

Along with the one designated spot on Prince William Henry Street, there are two others on Tudor Street and one on McGregor Street.

The Cabinet Minister stressed they were solely for people with disabilities, adding his ministry will carry out a urging able-bodied people not to take advantage of the spots.

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