Get Division Of Motor Vehicles Disability Parking Placards Office

Those who are interested must complete the New/Renewal Disability Parking Placard Application. This application will ask you to fill in personal information. Be prepared to give your name, date of birth, and driver's license number. You can pick up the form in-person from any DMV office in the state of Rhode Island.

If the placard is stolen, it must be reported to the DMV by filling out the Affidavit For Lost Parking Placard. If your placard is damaged, you can mail it or drop it off at the Cranston DMV and we will issue a replacement. If you no longer need your placard, please return it to the Cranston DMV by mail or drop it off.

Applicant must be a Rhode Island resident. This application must be submitted within thirty (30) days of the physician's certification. Please note that the information provided in this application may affect your driver's license status. Please allow two (2) to four (4) weeks for processing.

Accessible Parking Anyone with a disability parking placard can also park in any legal on-street parking space, including metered spaces, for free. You may also request accessible parking signs in front of your house if you live in a multi-family building or if your driveway is inaccessible.

If the placard is stolen, it must be reported to the DMV by filling out the Affidavit For Lost Parking Placard. If your placard is damaged, you can mail it or drop it off at the Cranston DMV and we will issue a replacement. If you no longer need your placard, please return it to the Cranston DMV by mail or drop it off.

A handicap placard is a plastic tag that hangs on a driver's rearview mirror and allows the disabled motorist to park in a handicapped space. The tag displays a wheelchair symbol that is referred to as the International Symbol of Access (ISA).

Any person who is temporarily or permanently disabled may apply for a disability parking placard but they must have a RI driver's license or state identification card. To apply, you and your physician must jointly complete the application. This application can be printed from our website (.dmv.ri.gov).

Those who are interested must complete the New/Renewal Disability Parking Placard Application. This application will ask you to fill in personal information. Be prepared to give your name, date of birth, and driver's license number. You can pick up the form in-person from any DMV office in the state of Rhode Island.

Those who are interested must complete the New/Renewal Disability Parking Placard Application. This application will ask you to fill in personal information. Be prepared to give your name, date of birth, and driver's license number. You can pick up the form in-person from any DMV office in the state of Rhode Island.

If the placard is stolen, it must be reported to the DMV by filling out the Affidavit For Lost Parking Placard. If your placard is damaged, you can mail it or drop it off at the Cranston DMV and we will issue a replacement. If you no longer need your placard, please return it to the Cranston DMV by mail or drop it off.

Applicant must be a Rhode Island resident. This application must be submitted within thirty (30) days of the physician's certification. Please note that the information provided in this application may affect your driver's license status. Please allow two (2) to four (4) weeks for processing.

Accessible Parking Anyone with a disability parking placard can also park in any legal on-street parking space, including metered spaces, for free. You may also request accessible parking signs in front of your house if you live in a multi-family building or if your driveway is inaccessible.

If the placard is stolen, it must be reported to the DMV by filling out the Affidavit For Lost Parking Placard. If your placard is damaged, you can mail it or drop it off at the Cranston DMV and we will issue a replacement. If you no longer need your placard, please return it to the Cranston DMV by mail or drop it off.

A handicap placard is a plastic tag that hangs on a driver's rearview mirror and allows the disabled motorist to park in a handicapped space. The tag displays a wheelchair symbol that is referred to as the International Symbol of Access (ISA).

Any person who is temporarily or permanently disabled may apply for a disability parking placard but they must have a RI driver's license or state identification card. To apply, you and your physician must jointly complete the application. This application can be printed from our website (.dmv.ri.gov).

Those who are interested must complete the New/Renewal Disability Parking Placard Application. This application will ask you to fill in personal information. Be prepared to give your name, date of birth, and driver's license number. You can pick up the form in-person from any DMV office in the state of Rhode Island.