Pavement Markings for Designating Preffered Parking

I have not seen that. Usually it says "Reserved for Hybrid or Electric Cars". One other note: a friend of mine had a project with several posted reserved parking signs and it looked bad. It looked like a sign farm. They ended up removing the signs and painting the preferred parking on the concrete like in the picture. It's much more visually appealing.

It was labeled in each individual space. Sorry for the confusion.

Here is a link that illustrates pavement marking for LEV/FEV vehicle parking that is pretty cool - http://bumped.org/tek/2010/05/23/low-emitting-fuel-efficient-parking-space-design/. Also I learned recently from an architect I am working with on a project in Kansas that the State of Kansas does not allow painting on a stall as an acceptable marking (marking must be on a post by a sign) – at least for handicap spaces. The marking could be covered with snow and out of sight. Consider this in your project’s location when you are thinking about painting markings on the stall. Lastly if you are using the current ACEEE list - http://www.greenercars.org/Leed%20Vehicles%202010.xls – these vehicles are not all hybrids or electric. Some are super efficient gasoline powered vehicles. Personally I use the low-emitting and fuel-efficient vehicle terminology on signs to keep it broad.

I have used www.greensigndesigns.com for signs and stencils too.

Just to confirm: you can paint the pavement instead of erecting signs to indicate Low Emitting Vehicles Only? I don't want to paint the pavement only to find out that signs are mandatory.