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Comments: 0 who died and made you king?

10/27/07
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rien
gainesville, FL

Shouldn't the fact that a doctor has to fill out a form attesting to the fact that you are disabled in order to get a placard be good enough? Why should some stranger in a parking lot have more say so than a physician? The burden of proof shouldn't be on the person who looks healthy but has a placard, it should be on the one who thinks something wrong (illegal use of placard) is going (...) View more
Comments: 0 something to think about

10/27/07
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shilohorse
denver, CO

As you know baseball tickets were sold on line this week. Handicapped tickets were sold to anyone and now are showing up on ebay.
Federal law prohibits the baseball team from asking individuals if they are disabled before selling a ticket. And individuals that sit in handicapped sections are not breaking the law.
During regular season handicapped seating tickets are released to the (...) View more
Comments: 0 State Governments can do more

10/26/07
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jgrim
Issaquah, WA

I know volunteer caregivers and relatives who transport disabled people to doctors, rehab, etc. and keep the patient's placard in their car. This is perfectly legal while helping these folks who no longer drive. I can see where it's tempting for the caregiver to grab a handicapped spot, hang the card, and run into a store.

If the disabled person dies, and the card is still valid, (...) View more
Comments: 0 My Town

10/26/07
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timd01
Lindsay, CA

I live in Lindsay Ca. a city that does not care who parks in a handicapped zone I am the disability advocate here and everytime we call the police about someone including city workers who park there thay dont even check them out. So the disabled are left out in the cold
Comments: 0 Using this website could cost you $1000. And guess who gets the money?

10/26/07
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greg
Martinez, CA

Identifying alleged abusers of placards on this website without their explicit consent could cost you $1000 each time you do it, even if they are guilty of abusing a placard. The owners of this website have recently added their privacy policy and terms of use to the website. Paragraph 6(f) of the Terms of Use (erroneously labeled Privacy Policy but linked to the Terms of Use page) says, "You (...) View more
Comments: 0 How to stop parking abouse

10/26/07
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exphoneman
Cincinnati, OH

stop whining about it, if you know there is fraud, report it. Every 911 dispatcher will give you the "non-emergency number" (you will end up with them again anyway), ask for the number, and call the police. It is illegal to park in handicapped (ADA) parking without a valid permit.
Comments: 0 Stop the abuse of honest people!

10/26/07
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mollie88
federal way, WA

You know I started reading the fraud posts and started noticing that a LOT of people are posting and saying things like "able bodied" or "doesn't appear to be diabled"... Who are you to say that you know that they aren't disabled?? Does being "disabled" require a walker or wheelchair?? Does being "disabled" require you to LOOK like (...)
Comments: 0 Disabled Pull Thru Parking Spots

10/26/07
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jgrim
Issaquah, WA

I'm retired, and pull my power chair on a small trailer because I can't afford $50,000 for a ramp-van. It takes up two parking spaces. A lot of times, I have a big problem finding parking, especially in covered garages at hospitals, etc. I need a pull through. The government should have a couple of spaces designated as "disabled pull-thrus" and painted blue with the (...) View more
Comments: 0 rebojo

10/26/07
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rebojo
Stockbridge, GA

The report from Ga.( 10-26-07 ) about the tag of DV--- is a Disabled Veteran tag granted to those veterans who have loss of limb or is 100% disabled. The veteran may appear not disabled, but truly is. Hope this info helps-
Comments: 0 Thanks!

10/26/07
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momdeb3
King of Prussia, PA

I am only 53 but have been handicapped since 1995. There are times that I look perfectly OK..but every step is a marathon. And when I go out I try to look my best because when you have a chronic disease, making that effort keeps you going. I have received many negative looks even though I have a handicapped license plate. But I am thankful for this site because there are so many times that I (...) View more

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