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Old 08-07-2008, 02:52 PM #21
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What irritates me about the darn placards is, that you have to renew them every 3 or 4? years. Mine is expired, until I get to the Docs and have him fill out and sign the renewal thingy and send it out.. I don't drive anymore but I still have to get to the Docs and such..
Just today I stopped at my town clerk's office and asked how to renew my placard. She said to just bring in the old one and she'll give me a new one. No form needed from the doctor. Once I was given a permanent handicap placard, I just need to turn it in for a new one. I was very happy to hear that!

I never knew you could have a handicap license plate and a placard, that is nice to learn! Thanks.
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same here. as long as my reg is still active as handicapped in this state, i just hand over the old one, and ta da! i have a new one.
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