I'm always skeptical of disabled people (mobility issues) being used as a rhetorical tool prioritise car drivers above public/active transport users. I am going to guess people with mobility issues are a quite small minority of the people who would prefer to drive up and not pay for parking. Of course people with mobility issues shouldn't be pinged - it's everyone else who want their choice to take a car to be subsidized by broader society that annoy me.
I'm always skeptical of disabled people (mobility issues) being used as a rhetorical tool prioritise car drivers above public/active transport users. I am going to guess people with mobility issues are a quite small minority of the people who would prefer to drive up and not pay for parking.