Which vehicles have priority access to a play street?

In a play street, typically designed to prioritize safety and enjoyment for children and pedestrians, residents and garage owners have priority access. This means they are permitted to use the street to access their homes or garages, even while it is designated primarily for play.

The concept behind play streets is to create a safe environment where children can play away from vehicular traffic, which is why access for general vehicles is limited, and only specific groups such as residents are given the right to use the street. This helps minimize the risk of accidents and maintains a peaceful atmosphere for recreational activities.

The other choices do not align with the primary purpose of a play street; allowing all vehicles or other non-resident categories could undermine that safe environment.