Get APPLICATION FOR A METERED PARKING WAIVER FOR PERSONS WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES

New York State Handicap Parking Permit A New York State handicap permit is valid in all other US states as well as in Canada, Mexico, UK, EU, Australia, Japan, and New Zealand. However, a New York State permit does not entitle its holder to park in metered, on-street spaces in New York City for free.

If you park in a space reserved for people with disabilities that has a parking meter, your vehicle must display the parking permit or plates and the metered parking waiver for you to legally park in that space and not pay the fee.

Per NJ Law, when parking at a metered space, a driver with a placard or handicapped license plate must put the appropriate amount of money in the meter.

Q : I have a disabled parking permit. What are my requirements when I park in pay zone? A : Individuals with disabled permits are exempt from depositing fees in those pay stations. However, please observe the 3-hour time limits.

This permit allows the driver to park in publicly accessible spaces marked by the International Symbol of Access as long as the permit holder is traveling in the car. In New York City, these spaces are all off-street, as in: parking lots for shopping centers/malls, office/apartment buildings, and college campuses.

Using the NYC PPPD Unlike the State permit, your NYC PPPD entitles drivers to park only in New York City. The following list indicates what is covered by your NYC PPPD. The permit entitles the operator of a vehicle to park: At any metered parking space, Passenger or Commercial, without charge.

A metered parking waiver is available to certain drivers with severe disabilities. This waiver allows the holder to park in a metered parking space without putting payment into the meter. The waiver will only be issued to people whose severe disability makes it extremely difficult to put payment into a parking meter.

This permit allows the driver to park in publicly accessible spaces marked by the International Symbol of Access as long as the permit holder is traveling in the car. In New York City, these spaces are all off-street, as in: parking lots for shopping centers/malls, office/apartment buildings, and college campuses.

New York State Handicap Parking Permit A New York State handicap permit is valid in all other US states as well as in Canada, Mexico, UK, EU, Australia, Japan, and New Zealand. However, a New York State permit does not entitle its holder to park in metered, on-street spaces in New York City for free.

If you park in a space reserved for people with disabilities that has a parking meter, your vehicle must display the parking permit or plates and the metered parking waiver for you to legally park in that space and not pay the fee.

Per NJ Law, when parking at a metered space, a driver with a placard or handicapped license plate must put the appropriate amount of money in the meter.

Q : I have a disabled parking permit. What are my requirements when I park in pay zone? A : Individuals with disabled permits are exempt from depositing fees in those pay stations. However, please observe the 3-hour time limits.

This permit allows the driver to park in publicly accessible spaces marked by the International Symbol of Access as long as the permit holder is traveling in the car. In New York City, these spaces are all off-street, as in: parking lots for shopping centers/malls, office/apartment buildings, and college campuses.

Using the NYC PPPD Unlike the State permit, your NYC PPPD entitles drivers to park only in New York City. The following list indicates what is covered by your NYC PPPD. The permit entitles the operator of a vehicle to park: At any metered parking space, Passenger or Commercial, without charge.

A metered parking waiver is available to certain drivers with severe disabilities. This waiver allows the holder to park in a metered parking space without putting payment into the meter. The waiver will only be issued to people whose severe disability makes it extremely difficult to put payment into a parking meter.

This permit allows the driver to park in publicly accessible spaces marked by the International Symbol of Access as long as the permit holder is traveling in the car. In New York City, these spaces are all off-street, as in: parking lots for shopping centers/malls, office/apartment buildings, and college campuses.