Fraudulent Use of H/C Parking Placards and Plates

[Dan Pop]

On Wed, 23 Feb 2000 Ranitak at aol.com wrote:

> not true,  if an ab's need is real, then this person should see his/her dr.
> if there is a *valid* permanent, or even temporary disability, then there 
> SHOULD be no denial.

You seem to have missed the "at times" words, at the end of the end of
the phrase.  I.e. the need for the convenience of a H/C space is real,
but it is neither permanent nor temporary, it is *transient*.  It
doesn't last long (a matter of days), but it comes at random moments.
Most AB's do experience such a need (a sprained ankle, an injured
foot etc).

Dan

> In a message dated 2/23/2000 2:35:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
> Dan.Pop at cern.ch writes:
> 
> << 
>  My point is that AB's can have exactly the same kind of "need" of a
>  H/C space as disabled people who are not wheelchair users, at times. 
>  And yet, they are denied that right.                       ^^^^^^^^
>   >>