Unlawful Use Of A Disability Placard - San Diego
A disability placard or disabled person placard (DP placard) is a large blue tag that a disabled person should hang on the rear-view mirror of his or her vehicle. It is also referred to as a handicapped parking placard and contains a wheelchair symbol, known as the International Symbol of Access. The California Department of Motor Vehicles is responsible for issuing DP placards, which comes in different varieties. Here is a closer look at the different types of placards that are available in California. Permanent Parking Placard Permanent parking placards are available to permanently disabled people. The placard is valid for two years and expires on 30th June in every oddly-numbered year. There are no fees that apply when applying for a permanent DP placard. Once a person gets it, there is no need for medical re-certification to have the placard renewed. The DMV will automatically mail the user a new one to his or her address. Temporary Parking Placards People with temporary disabiliti...
