Disabled Parking Spaces are for Mobility Impaired
Thoughtless people think nothing of parking in a disabled parking space to “just run in for a second”. While they deserve a penalty charge notice, this sticker may at least give them pause to think.
A Disabled Parking Placard is not a free pass
Sadly, people hang fake disabled parking placards on their mirror and happily park in those “super convenient” and extra big parking spaces. Others, with a legitimate need for the parking placard, do not have a legitimate need for the marked space.
Disabled parking spaces are large enough for wheelchair users to get in and out of their vehicle. Just “get in and out”, not “get in and out EASIER”. The spaces are also more convenient to curb dips and free of other obstacles.
Extra space for access
Not everyone with a disabled parking placard needs the extra space. It is meant for vehicles that are lift equipped or whose occupant needs the vehicle door to be open super wide to allow them room and a safe space to transfer.
An employee with a disabled parking placard who parks in the sole disabled parking space at a small business complex for a full day prevents access for customers with a disability. We just need to think.
If you can walk without assistance, someone else needs the disabled parking space more than you do.
This sticker says it all: You don’t want to be in my place. Please don’t park in my space!
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