Parking Signs for Maine Businesses
Outfit your Maine lot, garage, or facility with durable, compliant parking signs. Start with the Maine-specific handicap signs required here, then add the everyday signs every lot needs.
Maine-Specific Signs
Built to meet Maine requirements.
Maine Accessible Parking Sign Requirements
Maine follows the federal ADA Standards for accessible parking, enforced alongside the state's own vehicle code and private-property towing law. Here is what every Maine lot needs to post.
Every accessible parking space must display the federal "Reserved Parking" sign (MUTCD R7-8) showing the International Symbol of Accessibility. Van-accessible spaces need an added "Van Accessible" plaque, and the bottom of each sign must sit at least 60 inches (5 feet) above the ground so it stays visible above a parked vehicle.
Tow-away enforcement
Maine regulates removing vehicles from private property and requires a compliant tow-away sign posted at each entrance — typically with the towing company name and phone number — before a vehicle can be towed. Confirm the current Maine signage requirements before installing.
Maine Sign FAQs
- What does Maine require on a handicap parking sign?
- The federal R7-8 accessible sign with the International Symbol of Accessibility, plus a "Van Accessible" plaque on van spaces. Signs mount with the bottom at least 60 inches above the ground.
- What sign do I need to tow from a private lot in Maine?
- A compliant tow-away / unauthorized-vehicle sign posted at each entrance — typically with the towing company name and phone number — before a vehicle can be removed from private property in Maine.