Ohio HB526 requires orange International Symbol of Access windshield placards for persons with disabilities.
Ohio HB526 amends the state's Revised Code to require the issuance of orange International Symbol of Access windshield placards for persons with disabilities that limit or impair the ability to walk. The bill specifies criteria for eligibility, including conditions such as severe arthritis, neurological disorders, or blindness. Eligible individuals can apply for a placard through the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, which will issue an orange placard with the International Symbol of Access. The bill also outlines procedures for renewal, loss, or surrender of the placards, and penalties for misuse.
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