California Handicap Parking Only Minimum Fine $250 Sign

This upgraded version of the California R99C Handicap Parking Sign includes the required “Minimum Fine $250” notice prominently displayed to support enforcement under California Vehicle Code §22511.8 and local ADA parking regulations. Reflective, enforcement-grade, and ready for installation on any compliant accessible parking space.

Key Features & Benefits

• Includes “Minimum Fine $250” Line: Meets common California enforcement signage requirements for ADA parking violations.
• California R99C-Style Layout: Recognized accessible parking format used throughout the state.
• EG Reflective Sheeting: Ensures nighttime visibility for full legal enforcement.
• Heavy-Duty Aluminum: Rustproof and durable with smooth radius corners for safety.
• Pre-Drilled 3/8" Mounting Holes: Installs easily on U-channel posts, fences, or wall brackets.
• MUTCD & Caltrans Aligned: Professional contrast, lettering height, and traffic-grade construction.

Why the $250 Fine Line Matters

Many California cities and counties require that accessible parking signs clearly state the minimum fine for violations, often “Minimum Fine $250” or higher, depending on local ordinance. Posting this notice on the sign itself helps ensure legal towing authority and reduces disputes during enforcement.

Ideal Installation Locations

• Commercial and retail parking lots
• HOA and multi-family residential complexes
• Medical, government, and school facilities
• Accessible guest and employee parking zones

Installation Recommendation

Install sign at a minimum of 60 inches above ground to ensure visibility when vehicles are parked, per ADA and California accessibility guidelines. Pairing with a “Van Accessible” plaque is recommended where required.