Thank you. I didn't want to speak off the cuff. I am disabled and have handicapped plates. I live in Alaska and in order to get the plates I had to have my physician fill out a form and sign it. His signature meant that he attested to the truth of my disability and that he understood that being untruthful was punishable by law. I know there are folks who use the plates or placards for illegitimate purposes - example...having a disabled family member for whom the plate was intended not in the car and still parking in handicapped spots. It pisses me off, particularly in the winter, when walking becomes extremely difficult for me. However, I would resent having to produce papers on demand to prove I am disabled. My life has enough daily challenges without having to hand over papers. It would be a gross violation of my rights as a person with a disability.