Montana HB38 revises laws related to disability parking, increasing fines for violations and establishing penalties for providing false information.
Montana HB38 revises laws related to disability parking, increasing fines for violations and establishing penalties for providing false information or assisting unqualified persons in acquiring disability parking accommodations. The bill increases fines for parking violations in accessible spaces, with higher penalties for repeat offenses. It also makes it a misdemeanor to provide false information or assist an unqualified person in acquiring disability parking permits or plates, punishable by a fine of at least $300, community service, or both.
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