Using the HC License Plate to commit a felony is also against the law.
(but i'm sure you knew that .)
Best Wishes
In a message dated 4/17/2010 11:36:08 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
steve.olda...@comcast.net writes:
Hi Bob,
The common types of violations we routinely see committed
Hi Bob,
The common types of violations we routinely see committed by people with
disabilities include not having a parking permit or not displaying it
properly, altering their permit (changing the expiration date), remaining in
the vehicle, and parking in loading/unloading areas. Some did not k
Thanks Bob. That is how I see it too. Most of the violations are either
parking in/on the striped lines. This prevents those who parked in valid
spots from entering or exiting their vehicles safely and in an emergency
could cause bodily harm/injury. The second violation is the temporary
Hello my beloved comrades,
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you
for being there whenever I need to vent or get information and advice. I'm
dam proud of us all as well, this quad stuff is not for the faint of heart.
** Greg ** thank YOU for this list o
Hi All,
Out here in California--the financially broke state--a great thing
has happened. The powers that be found a way to help solve two
problems in one--there are too many Handicapped Parking Violators
and not enough money so as of January the fines increased from $250
and can be as much
A valid citation should never be dismissed. Chicago has its Crip Patrol,
which is now a paid position with the Illinois Dept of Revenue. When they
issue a citation, it doesn't get dismissed. And if it does, its very rare.
Chicago's Program is one of the best in the country, bar none. It
Lateral / Trunk Supports are very important. Even if you don't tip very much. I
didn't like using them, but after years of not having them,. my spine has
curved. Now I need one on my right side pushing my middle to the center and one
on my left pushing my left top towards center. Not only are th
Hi W.,
While I agree that the best way to get one's attention is via their
pocketbook, we found that the vast majority of the citations issued by our
Handicapped Parking Enforcement Patrol were either dismissed or changed to
warnings when the offender went before the judge. So we decided that i
Hi Joan,
Thanks for the kind words. I will be happy to provide you with MS Word
versions of our flyer if your committee has any interest in modifying and
using it. Just let me know.
Steve - C4, 21 years
From: Joan Anglin [mailto:poaj...@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Saturday, April 17, 2010 11:
That is great news Steve. Parking Enforcement is a very sticky issue in
all of North America. Violations occur, because they can and ignorance is
merely a hollow excuse. A citation or ticket is the only lesson that they
react to and still fail to comprehend those rules. Often, violators on
Great job Steve
I am going to bring this to the attention of our committee for disabled
services. I can't tell you how many times I have had to have the driver of
my van pull out into the roadway so that I could load up because another
handicap driver parked incorrectly
Joan C4 1990
Hi Cyndi
My very first chair-yes I was measured and fitted for it at rehab-was too
large. I had the same problem and was always tipping to one side. Seven
years later I got another Chair, and it fit much better but I still tilted
and I usually relied on my arms being strapped down to keep me up
I live in a fairly small town in Southeast Georgia and serve on our Mayor's
Committee on Services for the Disabled. Over 15 years ago, the Mayor's
Committee formed the Handicapped Parking Enforcement Patrol comprised of
individuals with disabilities who were trained and deputized by our city and
co
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