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Old 10-07-2012, 01:16 PM #5
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Default It was the best decision

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I still have a temp. It's about to expire, and I wonder if I should just bit the bullet for the permanent or just keep renewing lol. I'm only 38, so I'm hesitant, but I really can't walk long distances. Anyway, just wondered if anyone else faced this.
I too was about your age when I got my permanent plates. Honestly I cried as I looked at them because I felt like, yep.. it’s official, I am disabled and I’m not even 40 yet (at that time). However, It was the best decision, and I am grateful for it. You can also keep a plaque as well so if you’re in someone else’s car, you can retain the access. There should not be an increase in cost to register your vehicle at your normal renewal time, just a new plate.

On a humorous note, my husband says he married me for my parking.
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