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Car Park Label Scheme for Persons with Physical Disabilities

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The Car Park Label Scheme provides persons with physical disabilities or their caregivers with access to designated disabled parking spaces. These parking spaces are designed wider to enable persons with physical disabilities who require the use of bulky mobility aids to embark and disembark from the vehicles in a safe manner. Eligible persons with disabilities/their caregivers may apply for a special vehicle label through SG Enable to gain access to these spaces.

More information on the scheme criteria and application process can be found at SG Enable's website.

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Car Park Label Scheme for Persons with Physical Disabilities
SG Enable
20 Lengkok Bahru Singapore 159053 
Tel: (65) 1800 8585 885 
Email: contactus@sgenable.sg  
Website: www.sgenable.sg

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