Guest guest Posted December 24, 2008 Report Posted December 24, 2008 And the willy nilly permit situation is no doubt stopping the allocation of priviledges to those who need them. I work at a university and shake my head at the blatent misuse of the handicapped space and not only by students. Seems lazyness is a disability these days. > > Basically if the informed individual is quoting the law then you're wrong. > > Why should the handicapped permit allow you to park for free? Someone else > > had also passed on this 'for free' slide method to me and I basically > > ignored it. Considering the vast amount of handicapped permits issued there > > would be a tremendous loss of revenue for the city, not to mention cars > > parked for extended periods not allowing others to use the spaces. > > Especially in a shopping area. > > some laws/rules/regulations apply to us also. > > > > > > > Quote
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