Placas especiales para personas con discapacidades en Arizona

Explicación Simple

Esta ley permite que las personas con discapacidades físicas tengan placas especiales en sus autos. También pueden obtener un permiso que les permita estacionarse en lugares reservados. Es una forma de ayudar a que se muevan con más facilidad.

Es como cuando un amigo tiene una bicicleta especial que le ayuda a moverse más rápido en el parque. Las placas y permisos son la manera en que las personas con discapacidades pueden moverse más fácilmente en la ciudad.

Ejemplo Práctico

María tiene una discapacidad permanente que le dificulta caminar. Ella solicita una placa especial para su auto, lo que le permite estacionarse más cerca de las entradas de los lugares que visita. Gracias a esta placa, María puede asistir a sus citas médicas sin tener que caminar largas distancias.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

28-2409. International symbol of access special plates; placard; update of records; invalid placard or plate; definitions A. The department shall issue special plates bearing the international symbol of access to either: 1. A person who is an owner or lessee of a motor vehicle and who either: (a) Has a permanent physical disability. (b) Is the parent or legal guardian of a minor with a permanent physical disability. 2. An organization that owns or leases a motor vehicle that primarily transports persons with physical disabilities. B. A permanent disability special plate issued under this section is valid for as long as the person to whom the plate is issued qualifies for issuance under this section. C. A person who has a permanent physical disability may obtain, if qualified, a permanent disability removable windshield placard. A person who has a temporary physical disability may obtain, if qualified, a temporary disability removable windshield placard. An organization described in subsection A, paragraph 2 of this section may obtain, if qualified, a placard for each of the qualified vehicles.  The department shall issue only one valid placard to an applicant with a temporary or permanent physical disability, except to replace a lost, stolen or mutilated placard or if the department determines, on receiving the applicant's written request, that the needs of the applicant are such that up to three valid placards are required. The department shall issue a placard pursuant to this section at no additional charge. D. The department may issue up to three permanent disability removable windshield placards to a nonprofit organization that provides assistance to senior citizens. The nonprofit organization shall maintain records on each volunteer who uses these placards to tran