Those whose disability is temporary may be eligible for a temporary Person with Disability Parking Placard. A Person with Disability Registration Plate is assigned to a vehicle record and therefore the disabled person must be listed on the vehicle record as a registrant. A Person with Disability Parking Placard is issued to the disabled person for their use in any vehicle being operated exclusively by or for the benefit of a person with disability and may only be used when those persons are actually being transported in the vehicle.
A Disabled Veteran Registration Plate is issued to an individual who has any percentage service-connected disability, certified by a Veterans Administration regional office administrator Philadelphia or Pittsburgh or service unit in which the veteran served.
Note: No special parking privileges are associated with this registration plate. A Severely Disabled Veteran Registration Plate is issued to an individual who has a percent service-connected disability, certified by a Veterans Administration regional office administrator Philadelphia or Pittsburgh or service unit in which the veteran served.
This registration plate is displayed on the rear of the vehicle at all times. The person with the disability must also be listed as a registered owner of the vehicle unless the vehicle owner is a person in loco parentis of a qualified person. Parking is permitted in spaces designated for disabled persons and for 60 minutes in excess of legal parking period except where local ordinances or police regulations provide for the accommodation of heavy traffic during morning, afternoon or evening hours.
Upon request of a person with disability, local authorities may erect a sign s on the highway as close as possible to the person's residence indicating that the place is reserved for the person with a disability, that no one else may park there unless a person with disability plate or placard is displayed and that any unauthorized person parking there will be subject to a fine.
There are several types of placards available. A person with a disability listed below that is certified by a health care provider. Eligibility includes a person who:. In addition, only one Person with Disability Registration Plate may be issued to an individual.
However, a qualifying individual may apply for a registration plate and a placard. There is no fee required for the issuance of a Person with Disability Parking Placard. These applications require notarization. You must either be the passenger or driver of vehicle for your handicap placard or license plate to be valid. You can apply by mail for a disability placard or license plate from PennDOT. NOTE: Applications must include certification by a doctor. Your doctor's certification will determine which placard you are eligible for.
Box Harrisburg, PA Harrisburg, PA If your temporary placard expires but you still have a disability, you must apply for a new placard and get new medical certification. Return your renewal notice or application by mail to the address on the form. All disability license plates and license plate decals can be renewed by renewing your vehicle registration. NOTE: No fee is charged for the placard, although notarization is required.
Permanent placards are valid for five years and renewed in March or September. Placard holders will be mailed a renewal form approximately 60 days prior to their expiration. If the renewal application was not received for some reason, complete Form MVA PDF , and indicate you are applying for a renewal of your placard.
Please check the appropriate reason for replacement. List your previous placard number and complete Sections A and E. NOTE: If product was not received within 90 days, please check the "Never Received" box or if product was not received or over 90 days please check the "Lost" box. Placard Identification ID cards are mailed along with permanent placards.
Customers will receive a wallet-size ID card to carry with them as proof of identification. If a customer applies through a PennDOT counter service area, the placard will be returned with a temporary ID card and the permanent wallet ID card will be mailed separately to the customer. A permanent placard is issued for use in any vehicle that is being operated exclusively by or for the benefit of a person with disability and may only be used when those persons are being transported in the vehicle.
Department of Veterans Affairs Regional Office Administrator or who has a service-connected disability, PennDOT shall issue one special parking placard, designating the vehicle in which it is displayed as being used for the transportation of a severely disabled veteran.
A temporary placard is issued for use in any vehicle which is being operated exclusively by or for the benefit of a person with disability and may only be used when those persons are being transported in the vehicle. Qualified individuals are permitted to obtain a temporary placard for a period of up to six months. In an effort to better serve the needs of Pennsylvanians and the health care professionals who care for them, PennDOT has expanded its Person with Disability Temporary Parking Placard Issuance Program to allow the immediate release of temporary placards by select health care providers.
As a result, persons with qualifying disabilities can now obtain a temporary placard directly and instantly from an approved health care provider.
This partnership with health care providers allows persons with temporary disabilities to complete a placard application, obtain the required certification of disability, and receive their parking placard at the health care facility all in one visit.
For your convenience, see the list of all Participating Health Care Facilities. Temporary Person with Disability Placard applications must be re-certified by a licensed health care provider when a temporary placard has expired and a placard is still required for a period not to exceed six months.
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