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Individual disabilities are not always visible therefore the RMV asks that reports be based on facts or personal knowledge rather than suspicions.

Example of abuse:

You see a person carrying a load of bricks to her/his vehicle, which is parked in a designated parking space with a placard hanging from the mirror, this would likely be reportable.

Example of unclear situation:

You see a person walking with no apparent difficulty into the grocery store from her/his vehicle but you have no other indications of abuse, this may not be an indication of parking abuse.

Type of misuse(Required)

Accessible Parking Spaces

Disability License Plate

Disability Placard

Vehicle's license plate number(Required)

Other markings on the plate

"Taxi", "Commercial", etc.

The disability placard number

"Address", "City/town", "Near landmark", etc.

Location of abuse(Required)

Description of vehicle(Required)

Description (and/or name) of person abusing disabled parking spaces(Required)

Describe activity leading you to believe this is HP parking abuse(Required)

E-mail(Required)

Enter Email Confirm Email

Name(Required)

First Last

Phone(Required)

While the RMV cannot give you information about the outcome of a complaint, an individual found to be misusing a Disability Placard or Disability Plate is subject to fines, loss of disability Parking privileges, and even license suspension.

This form and its contents are a public record pursuant to M.G.L. c. 66, §10 and are disclosable upon request, unless exempt in full or in part under provisions of the public records law.