Regarding handicap parking spaces, what is true for four or fewer spaces?

The statement about handicap parking spaces where there are four or fewer spots indicates that no handicap sign is required if an access aisle is provided. The rationale behind this is that the access aisle, which is designated to allow individuals with disabilities to enter and exit vehicles safely, serves an essential function. The presence of this aisle can be seen as providing the necessary accommodation without the need for additional signage, particularly in smaller parking configurations.

This guideline helps streamline the requirements for smaller facilities while still ensuring that appropriate access is available for individuals who need it. In contrast, requiring a sign in all instances can be seen as excessive for smaller facilities where the provision of accessible parking can still meet compliance through alternative means.

The other options present requirements that are more stringent or specific and do not take into account the distinction for smaller quantities of accessible spaces.