This is just a fraction of what it feels like to be disabled and find handicap parking spaces fully in use by those without placards. It’s their spot, so they should be able to park in it.

Better Place to Park Dear Dr. Gridlock: In response to Steve Rothenberg's letter regarding parking space pilferers at Tysons Corner, I would like to suggest an option [Dr. Gridlock, May 13].

We have a resident requesting a handicapped parking space. Our community (private property, no public streets) is 15 years old, and the builder didn’t install any handicapped spaces and there is ...

Cost issue: Assigning specific handicapped-accessible parking spaces will increase costs, Stivers said, adding that the fee to install the basic handicapped-accessible parking sign is more than ...

Disabled parking permits allow people with eligible disabilities to park in designated parking spots to give them easier access to businesses, apartments and other buildings. However, depending on ...

Only people who have completed this process and been approved for such parking should use handicap spaces. According to the application, health care providers must identify an individual with one ...

An image of handicap parking spaces. Let’s say you’re in a parking lot and you see someone get out of their car after hanging a handicapped placard on the rearview mirror.