What organization is likely to provide the information on accessible parking mentioned in auxiliary resources?

• A. Local building authority
• B. Department of Transportation
• C. Google Drive
• D. Accessibility Standards Committee

Answer: (B)

Information about accessible parking is typically provided by the Department of Transportation because it covers how parking facilities fit into the transportation system and ensures mobility for people with disabilities. DOT issues guidelines and practical resources on parking space dimensions, signage, van-accessible spaces, and how close spaces should be to entrances, which builders rely on when planning sites. Local building authorities enforce codes, but they usually reference these transportation guidelines as the primary source for parking accessibility details. The other options don’t offer authoritative, widely applicable guidance: a Google Drive is just a storage platform, and an “Accessibility Standards Committee” isn’t a recognized, standard-setting organization in this context.