Authorizes people who transport a severely disabled person to receive disabled person plates; defines who qualifies as eligible persons.
The bill authorizes people who transport a severely disabled person to receive disabled person plates. It defines a "severely disabled person" as someone with permanent impairments or conditions that limit mobility, such as limited use of limbs, neuro-muscular dysfunction, or other physical or mental impairments. Eligible persons include those who transport a severely disabled person, such as parents, spouses, guardians, caregivers, or other family members. The commissioner may issue one set of disabled person plates for each vehicle used by the severely disabled person.
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