The car has a permit, but the person isn't disabled?

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You can capture a suspicious use of a placard, but we do not forward them on. We share the data on request from law enforcement. I understand your frustration. The reason we do not is that there are many invisible disabilities that require a medical professional to assess.

On the application, when reporting, select the option of placard being there and select "wrongful use".

Another unfortunate thing is that by using a placard; if the person who IS disabled has more than one vehicle, in some states they can be issues more than one placard. Therefore, they have one in each vehicle they use; i.e. spouses, gf, bf, etc. Soooo...if she was using her hubby's placard...? Anyway- you get the drift.

Here in Canada you get only one placard - a little annoying if you always have to switch between cars but I guess they try to avoid exactly this problem. As the mother of a disabled daughter though I have to say, that just because I get out of the car with my daughter in my arms, doesn't mean we don't need the placard. My daughter has cerebral palsy and cannot walk and I need to get her out of the car but people can't see that she has braces on her legs, so I often get the unjustified looks that really annoy me. Anyway, just because the lady wasn't visibly disabled, maybe her daughter was....

The issue with this is MANY Veterans such as myself are 100% Disabled not only with physical injuries but suffering from PTSD also. Remember not all wounds are visible. I live in Miami, FL and suffer from Severe PTSD and injuries sustained in Iraq but if you looked at me you wouldn't know it. But due to my injuries I am authorized the DV plate and am not required to have a Plaquered at the same time.