Myparkingpermit.com Releases a Comprehensive Online Guide on Handicap Parking Permit
Online, February 19, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The free guide gives an insight on how to get your state handicap parking permit issued according to the eligibility criteria defined by each state.
The free online guide is an easy and quick way to know about the state regulations regarding handicap parking permits in the US. The guide summarizes data on how to apply for disabled parking permit, the eligibility criteria, the fee to be paid, validity of the permit, reissuance, renewal and replacement of the permit, and where to hang the parking permit in a vehicle.
The manual helps you differentiate between the application procedures of handicap parking permits in different states. For instance, in New York a permanent and a temporary handicap parking permit can be obtained free of cost while a temporary placard is available for $6 in California. Handicapped people in Alaska have to request for a second permit or renewal of an expiring or expired permit while disabled people in California do not need to file any application for renewal.
The free online manual throws light on the laws governing issuance of disabled parking permit for all the states under one roof. All you have to do is select a state from the drop down list and a new page will appear displaying sections like "Who Is Eligible", How to Obtain a Permit", "Fee", "Validity/Expiration of Placards/Permits", "Renewal of Placards", "Lost Placard/Replacement", "Where to Hang The Placard/Permit", "Difficulty", and more. The difficulty meter has a rating scale that shows how easy it is to get a handicap parking permit in a particular state.
Handicap parking permits are issued to applicants if their ability to walk is restricted by medical conditions or disability. Disability parking permit allows disabled drivers or passengers to park their vehicles in designated handicap parking spots. Handicap parking permits make it easy to manage parking lots and check parking permit abuse. Handicap parking permit will benefit the people with disability because parking near a facility's entrance/exit can help them save effort, allowing them to run for odd jobs or going to a doctor's appointment without wearing themselves out within the first few minutes of reaching their destination.