In most(all?) states, a medical signed diagnosis from a doctor
as to what your disability is. Presnt this to the DMV and they
should issue you a permit.
In most(all?) states, a medical signed diagnosis from a doctor
as to what your disability is. Presnt this to the DMV and they
should issue you a permit.
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Heathrow Airport's Parking does not require an ability to see
color. Color blindness is a mild disability and typically reds and
blues are altered so I don't think purple would be an issue per
say.
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Yes, you can sue a bank for discrimination against disabled people under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other related laws. It's important to gather evidence of the discrimination and consult with an attorney who specializes in disability discrimination cases to assess your legal options.
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Where there is a sign with the guy in the wheelchair, it is
usually yellow in the parking spot.
In the U.S. the guy in the wheel chair is on a blue sign and
blue in the parking spot.
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Bipolar disorder, by itself, would not qualify a person for a handicapped parking card; handicapped spaces are reserved for people who have physical disabilities that make walking difficult or impossible.
It is possible for someone to have bipolar disorder and a qualifying physical medical condition, however, in which case they may receive a parking card if a doctor recommends one.