I have a handicap plates but I did not park there most of the time because people park in my space without a handicap plates.
208643
I live in UK and have blue badges,for parking and I get dirty looks and aggression when I am parking in a disabled  parking bay, this aggression has come from disabled as well as abled people. disabled people sometimes say that I should be ashamed of myself, for parking in a disabled bay, because I don't look disabled, "where are your blue badges" My reply is "It will cost you £20 to find out" I am disabled and I don't need to prove it to every idiot, that tries to challenge me. It takes a doctor or a specialist to make that decision, and he has.
343503
maybe because women without parking sensors usually reverse into other cars ........................ \nchivalry ain't quite dead but with women like you why should we bother bet you hate having doors held open for you too\n\n\nthere that's my rant
87888
coming from 32 years of being disabled myself ( i am in a wheelchair permanently) i would say most people that use a chair, scooter etc. probably needs it but i have saw some people who were trying to trick their insurance company.
406612
At least you're not taking your naked as s inside the place!!! \nThey're just jealous because they don't have the guts to drive around naked!
95373
I know, in most places of Canada & U.S.A. its illegal to part in any place it tells people NOT to park. You could park only in drastic emergancy situations anywhere if you were in drastic need to do such.
125050
Nope.  It's private property therefore you have to have permission to use it.  Just because it's a parking lot doesn't mean anyone can park in it or park in it long-term.  Generally they have to say they attempted to warn you that you needed to move, a sign does that, but an employee walking out to the car to inform the owner does also (even if the owner is not there the action shows the employee did attempt to inform you that you were no longer entitled to be there).
127879
The Americans for Disabilities Act has encouraged public buildings to create means (or retrofit) access to those with limited mobility. But private buildings don't have to comply.\n\nI have a young daughter in a wheelchair and you discover very quickly which buildings and businesses are helpful, and which are not. Overall, I think places have done a pretty good job of making it easier for all abilities (businesses want your money, 'natch), but there's a long way to go.
123946
I don't have one because I don't like trash metal.
88260
For legal guidance, consult an attorney.  Three percent of all public parking lots must be reserved for handicapped spaces.  It's just good business--and socially the right thing to do.  Regardless of that, I know how upsetting it is when you make an unfortunate mistake and park your car in a space that is marked.  It's similiar when you run a red light because you didn't notice, or go into an HOV lane because you were distracted or on a cell phone.  Good luck to you!
467116
no i have never worked at a parking garage but i have done some fun things in them
675046
Because they are not in their right frame of mind. I am not proud to say I have had alot of drinks and I did drive.
253372
when i was your age we didn't have boxes
131906
I totally agree- the best you can do is post a handicap only sign and antoher one saying violators will be towed at owners expense.  If these are clearly marked then you can call and have them towed if a non-eligible person parks there.  As long as you specify towing at owners expense you cannot be charged for anything.\n\nThis is why we live in a nation where the largest health risk is obesity- people are too damn lazy to walk the 10 feet across the parking lot!
32564
You must have been partially parked on the sidewalk.They won't give you a parking ticket for parking on your driveway.>
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Can I make one small suggestion: disabled people do not like being called "handicapped" or "the disabled", so you would do well to refer to them in your project as either "disabled people" or "people with a disability".\n\nYou may find it helpful to contact www.handicap-international.org.uk/page_184.php\n\nI would also suggest contacting your State and City governments to see whether there are any statutory regulations that apply in Bangalore.
401382
YEAH RIGHT!!\n\nEveryone sues everyone else nowadays for no reason at all. GET OVER IT. You won't win anyways....just because they didn't have a wheelchair ready for you and they were rude? Come on...what a load of bollocks.
625363
Hit the shift key 5 times in a row and it should come up again so you can deactivate it all together.  If that doesn't work, then go to the control panels to the handicap accessibility and its in there