> what about electric cars exemptions for those
> who can prove they can't ambulate; i see
> yuppies in their bmws all the time with
> handicapped placards who are definitely not handicapped.
> jon
Perhaps you know more about their situation than
the little mentioned above, but people who have
something like heart or breathing problems which
allow them to walk short distances just fine but
may be act up if they exert themselves by walking
a greater distance qualify for handicapped
parking permits. It is not limited and should
not be limited to people in wheelchairs or who
look about 80 or 90 hard years old.
i am sure that is the case some of the time, there are exceptions to
every rule.
here in california it is easy to get a doctor to authorize a placard.
i had one when my wife had als, but i didn't abuse it. i could have
got one when i had back surgery and using a walker and kept it.
los angeles is the capital of yuppies who have no conscience.
the difference between a porcupine and a bmw owner is the beemers have
their pricks on the inside.
jon
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