Once approved, your placard is usually sent by mail within two to three weeks. It hangs from your rearview mirror like a little VIP badge. Remember: always display it with the expiration date facing outward—officers love that, and it saves you a ticket.
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And no, you can’t park in “loading zones” or fire lanes. But you can park in those sweet, wide spaces near the store entrance, often with extra room to open your door without hitting a Prius. Pure bliss.
But Wait—What About the Cost?
Guess what? A permanent handicap placard in New Jersey is free. Yes, you read that right: zero dollars. The temporary one costs a whopping $4. That’s less than a fancy latte, and it lasts up to six months. Talk about a bargain—your wallet will thank you.
Don’t lose it, though. A replacement fee is around $5, but seriously, just stick it in your glovebox. You’ve got this.
