handicapped parking

Everyone has their pet peeves but one thing many motorists agree on is that parking in a handicap spot is a huge no-no. One motorist in Brazil apparently had to learn the hard way.

The latest assault on the English dictionary comes from the story that along with the updates to the rules and regulations regarding having a handicap placard, the verbiage of the cards, plates and placards will change as well.

There's a new law on the books that aims to crack down on perfectly healthy people who park in handicapped parking spots reserved for the disabled.

Beginning August 1st, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission will require drivers with disabilities to get re-certified by a doctor every three years in order to get a handicapped placard and license plates for their car.

If you’re a handicapped person parking in the designated spaces in New Jersey, you will soon have to have your medical condition re-certified every 3 years. This is one of the changes to be announced today by Motor Vehicle Commission chief administrator Raymond Martinez during an event in Bridgewater...

The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission is changing the rules when it comes to getting a disability placard that allows drivers to park in special disabled parking spots.