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05/09/2008 07:45 AM
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  How can I obtain a parking placard or license plate for accessible parking?
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  How can I obtain a parking placard or license plate for accessible parking?
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A parking placard or license plate with the international symbol of access is available for people who have lost the use of one or both legs, have a temporary or permanent disability that requires the use of a walker, wheelchair, braces or crutches, or are certified by a doctor to be impaired. There's no additional charge for license plates or up to 2 permanent placards. A temporary placard, which is effective for up to 6 months, costs $5. Pick up an application at your local license branch or you can print/download a copy of this and other helpful forms from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles Web site at: http://www.in.gov/fssa/ddrs/4964.htm. under vehicle services. The Indiana code governing accessible placards and plates is IC 9-14-5-1. You can find a copy of the code through the IN.gov Web site by going to: www.in.gov/legislative/ic/code/


 
 
 
  
 
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