The phrase "accessible parking" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to designated parking spaces that are specifically reserved for individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges.
Example: "The shopping mall has several accessible parking spots located near the entrance for those who need them."
Alternatives: "handicapped parking" or "disabled parking".
They counted every publicly accessible parking space in the city, including lots, garages, and free and metered street parking.
The airport also has the advantage of inexpensive landing fees, cheap and accessible parking and a convenient Art Deco terminal.
Mr. Marsh, who injured his spinal cord in a diving accident, said the goal was to educate people about the importance of accessible parking.
It's horses for courses: banning all street parking without reasonably accessible parking nearby can wreck trade as readily as ill-thought-out meters.
Their big break came when it proved to be not under a 19th-century bank building where local legend and scholarship had placed it, but under the more accessible parking lot across the street.
For several years the group has tried to work with municipalities on a smartphone app designed to record and report handicap or accessible parking spot violations along with vehicle identification and location.
For daily recreation, most of the major cities have accessible parks.
The plan's "publicly accessible" parks, says the Municipal Art Society, a respected urban planning group, will in effect be private gardens.
Some residents of the area wanted a freely accessible park or a cultural events center as part of a memorial.
And relocating the complex to the island would still allow the creation of dozens of acres of freely accessible park land.
Mr. Hines and other critics are not mollified by the prospect of a community center, swimming pool and promises of accessible park and recreation areas akin to a smaller version of Battery Park City.
