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((1+1)=2) No one sees the plate, he parks in the handicap spot. Maybe he has a legitimate handicap plate for the car. I don't think someone has to be totally p
by Scott_MacGregor 16y ago
((1+1)=2) No one sees the plate, he parks in the handicap spot. Maybe he has a legitimate handicap plate for the car.
I don't think someone has to be totally physically depreciated to qualify to legitimately use one of the spots. I'm not sure if I was hurting to too much to walk a long way I would want to advertise it to everyone with a special plate, and I'm not even a world famous person--yet.
- rdouble 16y agoAn old boss of mine had one of his physician friends (or brother?) help him get handicap plates for his minivan. His disability was being flat-footed. It was a bit obnoxious as he walked his dog along the Charles for miles every day.