North Carolina H869 introduces the dynamic symbol of access to replace the international symbol of access for signs indicating access for persons.

North Carolina H869 mandates the use of the dynamic symbol of access in place of the international symbol of access for signs indicating access for persons with disabilities in all state buildings and parking areas. The dynamic symbol of access is a logo with a dynamic character leaning forward, designed to be readily identifiable and simply with no secondary meaning. The bill also specifies that the dynamic symbol of access must be used on all distinguishing license plates and removable window placards issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles by January 1, 2026.

North Carolina H869 introduces the dynamic symbol of access to replace the international symbol of access for signs indicating access for persons.

North Carolina H869 mandates the use of the dynamic symbol of access in place of the international symbol of access for signs indicating access for persons with disabilities in all state buildings and parking areas. The dynamic symbol of access is a logo with a dynamic character leaning forward, designed to be readily identifiable and simply with no secondary meaning. The bill also specifies that the dynamic symbol of access must be used on all distinguishing license plates and removable window placards issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles by January 1, 2026.