"disabled vehicles" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to any vehicles that have been modified for use by someone who has a disability. For example, "Transport networks throughout the city now have dedicated parking spaces for disabled vehicles."
Tells about improvements in service to disabled vehicles, and talks about the work "gridlock".
I began to see disabled vehicles, some military and some civilian, on both sides of the highway.
Prominent bumper bars can push disabled vehicles and spin out fleeing suspects using the P.I.T. (pursuit immobilization technique) maneuver familiar to late-night viewers of police reality shows.
All sorts of things have been attempted: new roads, high-occupancy vehicle lanes, a Highway Emergency Roadside Operation (HERO) to get disabled vehicles quickly off the road.
In Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, the National Guard was called out to help people reach shelters and to search the highways for disabled vehicles.
Since Ward's death, Nascar has implemented a rule prohibiting drivers from getting out of crashed or disabled vehicles, unless they are on fire, until safety personnel arrive.
It appeared the man was involved in the crash and had walked away from a disabled vehicle.
A short time later, the disabled vehicle, which was under the Locust Avenue overpass, was struck by a Suffolk County police car.
That could be your car if you're not careful, and many states will require you to pay for removal of a disabled vehicle.
A unit of American marines on patrol saw the disabled vehicle and called in a medevac helicopter, which evacuated the officer and his soldiers.
The police said a disabled vehicle was parked on the shoulder when another vehicle crashed into it about 2 30 p.m., setting off a chain of collisions involving as many as 10 other vehicles.
