The permit must be hung on the rear-view mirror of any vehicle used to transport the disabled person(s) while parked in a designated disabled person parking space. The permit number must be visible from …

Any person applying for a new permit or renewing or replacing their disabled person parking permit must provide form HSMV 83039, Application For Disabled Person Parking Permit, completed and signed …

Persons with long-term mobility impairments, or who are certified as legally blind, may receive a permanent disabled person parking permit valid for four years.

The temporary parking permit fee is $15. Individuals applying for a disabled persons parking permit must apply in-person or by mail at a motor vehicle service center.

Persons with short-term mobility impairments may receive a temporary disabled person parking permit for up to six months as specified by a certifying authority (see below for examples of approved …

While the Fraud/Motorist Review Unit cannot give you information about the outcome of a complaint, an individual found to be misusing a Disability Placard or Disabled Plate (DP) is subject to fines and loss …

How do I get a Disabled Person Parking Permit? Who is eligible? You must submit application form HSMV 83039, signed by a certifying medical authority within the last 12 months, to your local motor …

There is no fee for a permanently disabled parking permit. To make application for a disabled parking permit, please complete an Application by Disabled Person Parking Permit (HSMV form 83039) and …

Description and Use Provides information and instructions to assist employees of the tax collector, license plate agent and Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) with …

A law enforcement officer or parking enforcement specialist may confiscate a disabled parking permit from any person who fraudulently obtains or unlawfully uses a parking permit.