What color markings are used to show parking spaces for persons with disabilities?

Parking spaces designated for persons with disabilities are marked with blue paint. This color is universally recognizable and indicates that these spaces are reserved for individuals with disabilities who may require closer access to facilities. The blue markings help to promote accessibility and ensure that those who need special accommodations can easily identify available parking spots.

Using blue helps differentiate these spaces from others, as the other colors listed serve different purposes — for example, green is often used for time-limited parking, yellow signifies no-parking zones, and red is typically associated with fire lanes or emergency vehicle access. By standardizing the use of blue for disability-accessible parking, it enhances safety and compliance with regulations related to accessibility.