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A disabled military veteran in Texas has shut down a nasty note he found on his car that criticized him for using a handicapped parking spot as his apartment complex. The veteran, who has not been identified but is believed to live in Austin, claims to have received a message from a neighbor who said he doesn't 'look handicapped'. He responded to the message with a typed-out letter in which he explained to the angry neighbor that not all disabilities are visible and that his license plate is a 'disabled veteran' plate. The note he claims to have received, which a friend posted to Reddit, read: 'Stop parking in handicap spots!!!! You DO NOT have a sticker nor do you look handicapped. View post on imgur. I have taken a picture of your license plate. Sent it to the office for towing by the courtesy officer. Stop being a jerk!!' After receiving the note, which he found on a sign near his car, the vet photocopied the message, wrote his letter, and re-posted it ou

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- Permanent placards and plates. - Temporary parking placards. - Travel placards. A disabled placard or license plate allows you to park in certain places, but some parking is still off limits. - In marked disabled spaces, such as those with: - A wheelchair. - Blue curbs. - In striped areas next to handicap parking spaces. - At red, yellow, or white curbs. Permanent Placards & Plates Permanent placards, if you are a permanently disabled driver. Disabled person (DP) license plates, if you have a vehicle registered in your name. Disabled veteran (DV) license plates, if you meet the DV plate requirements.* *Veterans who are 100% disabled may be eligible for Disabled Veterans License Plates and be exempt from vehicle registration fees. - Certify your disability. AND - Indicate how long the placard should be valid. Once the placard expires, you can reapply up to 6 times in a row. You will need medical certification each time. - You have a permanent disability. AND - You are travelin

California State University San Marcos provides disabled parking spaces for persons who possess a valid DMV placard/license plate. Disabled parking spaces are located in parking lots B, C, E, H, J, K, N, O, W and Parking Structure 1 and Parking Structure 2. For students, faculty, and staff of Cal State San Marcos a DMV plate/placard must be properly displayed along with a paid CSUSM parking permit when parking in a disabled parking space. Parking Map Campus Parking Services Policy All faculty, staff, students, and visitors who park their vehicles on campus during Parking Services' hours of enforcement are required to have a paid parking session for the time period in which they park on campus. Education Code Section 67301(a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, students with disabilities and persons providing transportation to students with disabilities shall be required to display a valid parking permit, if applicable, for the campus attended. *At CSUSM, a paid parking se

Disabled parking permits in California are subject to the same laws and restrictions as in the rest of the United States. Although California's handicapped parking laws are similar to those in most other states, there are a few notable differences. Here's all you need to know about California's handicapped parking. Conditions that must be met in order to qualify Disabilities that qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance in California include heart disease, rheumatoid and arthritic conditions; respiratory problems; illnesses that necessitate the use of a portable oxygen tank; Lupus; numerous chronic inflammatory conditions; problems with vision or hearing; acute sunlight sensitivity; and the need for wheelchairs, crutches, or a Zimmer frame. Disabled parking in California is up to the medical practitioner doing the examination and filling up the medical certificate to decide whether or not the individual qualifies. Different Types of Disabled Parking Badge The Califo