What do you think of the handicap placard for parking?

Hi everyone,

Did you know,  under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), there are minimum standards that must be legally met for disabled parking. Combined with state laws, it a requirement for public agencies and private businesses to have a minimum number of disabled parking places available. For every 25 spots in a parking lot, the number of required designated parking spots is increased by one. They must be located in a location that provides the most accessible route to the entrance of the building. 

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Do you, a relative, or friend use this parking placard system? Do you find that it meets your needs? Or do you struggle to find parking and find that it does not serve it's desired function?

Let's share!

Take care,

Lizzi from the Carenity Team

Source: https://drhandicap.com/insights/legal-requirements-for-handicap-parking-space/

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