How to get a handicap parking permit in Idaho (ID)
Eligibility
How to obtain a permit
Fee
Validity / expiration of permits
Renewals
Lost, stolen, or damaged placards
Where to hang the placard
Who’s eligible?
Special parking permits are issued by the Idaho Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to any person with a disability and who owns a vehicle registered in his/her name. Person with a disability means someone who
- cannot walk 200 ft or more without using a walker, cane, crutch, braces, wheelchair, a prosthetic device, or another person;
- cannot walk 200 ft or more without discomfort or difficulty due to a neurological, orthopedic, respiratory, cardiac impairment, an arthritic disorder, blindness, or the absence or loss of function of a limb;
- has a permanent disability where the physician certifies that there is no expectation for a fundamental change in the condition in the future.
How to obtain a permit
The applicant must complete the Disability License Plate And Placard application (Form ITD 3392) and mail it to
Idaho Transportation Department Vehicle Services – Special Plates PO Box 7129 Boise, ID 83707-1129Fee
Both permanent and temporary placards are issued free of charge.
Validity/expiration of placards/permits
Because permanent placards are issued in perpetuity, there is no expiration date. Temporary placards (red) are valid for 6 months.
Renewing your placard
Only temporary placards are subject to renewal. To renew them, the applicant must resubmit the Disability License Plate And Placard application (Form ITD 3392), which includes recertification by a physician. The completed form must be mailed to the address shown above.
Lost placard/replacement
Lost, stolen, or damaged cards are reissued at no charge. Applicants can call the Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles at (208) 334-8735 for further assistance.
Where to hang the placard/permit
The department designates the place where the placard must be conspicuously displayed in a vehicle.
Source URL
Disability License Plates and Placards Application
Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles
Section 49-410- Special license plates and placards for the disabled
Things You’ll Need |
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Applicable Fee: No charge | |
Computer with Internet Access: Application form is available on the state DMV site, or at your local DMV office | |
Physician Certificate: Physician to certify disability in the application form | |
Mail Original Documents: Original application to be submitted by mail |
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