In the capital, a number of parking spaces have been adapted and reserved for vehicles used by people with disabilities.
**Please note, to avoid getting a fine, the card must be clearly displayed inside the vehicle, behind the windscreen with the ticket Handi, taken from the parking meter or the application.
Localization of PRM parking placesGeolocation of reserved parking spaces in Paris, Geolocation of 'voies mixtes' and 'voies rotatives' in Paris
Non-European visitors with disabilities who do not have a European Disabled Parking Card may use these spaces if:
Nevertheless, the police are not used to foreign parking cards. If you are fined, simply contest the ticket (see below).
If you have received a fine for parking in a space reserved for people with disabilities and you would like to dispute it, we can help. Here you will find all the steps to take: providing proof, drafting and sending the appeal, and follow-up of your appeal
When you park in a space reserved for people with disabilities, check the conditions of use and be sure to respect them.
Before disputing your fine, it is important to check the reason why it was issued.
The fine must be contested within 45 days of the date on which the fine was issued. Once this period has elapsed, no appeal is possible.
To do this, you must submit an appeal including:
Your appeal can be:
Once your appeal has been submitted, you will receive notification or a letter with the decision that has been made, either:
