Parking
a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Can Be Difficult
About These Parking Placards - Contact - Van Advice
Whether you drive a full size van
equipped with a wheelchair lift or a mini van with a ramp, parking your vehicle
in a position with adequate clearance is essential.
State issued "Handicap
Parking Permits" are wonderful, but they do not explain to the ticket
officer why your vehicle is parked in a position which may seem odd to
understand.
Have you found
yourself parking the opposite way on the street in order to lower your
wheelchair lift; at the curb in shopping centers, or at the end of a parking
row in order to operate your wheelchair lift or ramp? Some of the most common
hindrances to lifts and ramps are: trees, uneven ground, inadequate space,
telephone poles, fences, mud, other vehicles, and so on.
As an individual
who drives from his wheelchair, the creator of these placards has often found
himself needing to explain why his vehicle was parked in such unique positions.
It was for this reason that he created a placard (® - patent
pending) which he uses in his own van and thought might be helpful for other
individuals in his same situation.
This "Blue" placard (approx.
9”x6”) is instantly recognized by the
internationally used “handicap” symbol. It is encased in an extremely durable,
heavy gauge laminate casing. This eye
catching placard immediately notifies others to your special needs, and eliminates
confusion about why your vehicle may be parked in a unique manner.
* Image of Sample Placard may appear
blurred due to scanning.
Pricing and Ordering Information
These durable laminated placards
are sold individually for $5.00 each.
SEND NO MONEY UNTIL AFTER YOU RECEIVE YOUR PLACARD(s).
Shipping and handling is
free.
Order Your
Placard
Please
email the following information:
(1) Your Name (First, Last)
(2) Street address
(3) City, State, Zip
(4) Please specify: "Blue" , "White"
or "Wheelchair Transfer"
(5) Number of placards you are ordering After you receive your placard(s), mail your check or money order to the address provided. As a quadriplegic, these
placards not only allow me to help others meet a need which I experience first hand everyday, but also
to earn a living as a disabled individual. Thank you for your order. About These Parking Placards - Contact - Van Advice NOT A STATE OR
GOVERNMENT APPROVED HANDICAP PARKING PERMIT This placard does not imply handicap parking
privileges or rights.