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by pc86
3338 days ago
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The purpose of handicapped spaces is to make it easier to physically disabled persons to get to where they're going. If you can hop out and sprint to the door, that space isn't for you (whether you have a legitimate placard or not), unless you're picking the person who owns the placard. |
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1) They author didn't say sprint, they said walk "briskly" or whatever.
2) How do you know? My dad's injury severely limits the distance he can travel on foot. He can move ok at the start of the day but he's only got a limited amount of steps in one day. If he has to walk across the parking lot then that's further limiting his day. He doctor says he's supposed to use it every day but not overuse it. His limitations don't seem to be very apparent (at least to me) because he's good about keeping within his limits.