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Disability Parking in Kentucky:
Everything You Need to Know
Kentucky Disability Parking Laws
- You may qualify if you have a permanent or temporary condition that severely limits your ability to walk, requires the use of assistive devices, or if you are legally blind.
- A licensed medical provider (doctor, PA, NP, chiropractor, or podiatrist) must certify your condition on Form TC 96-347.
- Permanent disabled placards in Kentucky are valid for 6 years and must be renewed at expiration.
- Temporary disabled placards are valid for 3 months and require a new medical certification if you need to renew.
- It’s illegal to use someone else’s placard. Violations can result in fines or criminal charges.
- You must display the placard clearly on your dashboard or hang it from the rearview mirror when parked in accessible spots.
- Applications and issuance are handled by your local County Clerk’s office, not the DMV.
Documents You’ll Need
- Completed and signed Form TC 96-347, dated within 90 days.
- Valid Kentucky driver’s license or state ID.
- Vehicle registration if applying for a disability license plate (must be in your name or lease).
- For mail applications, a photocopy of your ID is required.
Veteran Exemption
- Veterans rated 100% disabled can get special disabled veteran plates with proof from the VA — no medical form needed.
Online Medical Certification
- Use telehealth services like ParkingMD to get your evaluation done online.
- You’ll receive the signed form via email within 24-48 hours, ready to submit to the County Clerk.
Lost or Stolen Placard
- Request a replacement at your County Clerk’s office.
- Permanent placard holders usually don’t need a new medical form if the placard is still valid.
- Temporary placard replacements may require a new medical certification.
Permanent Placards
- Permanent placards in Kentucky are valid for 6 years and must be renewed when they expire.
- Temporary placards are valid for 3 months and require a new medical certification if you need to renew.
- If your placard is lost or damaged, you can request a replacement at your local County Clerk’s office.
- Permanent placard replacements typically do not require new medical paperwork.
- Processing usually takes a few business days, though in-person requests may be completed faster.
Kentucky Disability Parking Laws
- You may qualify if you have a permanent or temporary condition that severely limits your ability to walk, requires the use of assistive devices, or if you are legally blind.
- A licensed medical provider (doctor, PA, NP, chiropractor, or podiatrist) must certify your condition on Form TC 96-347.
- Permanent disabled placards in Kentucky are valid for 6 years and must be renewed at expiration.
- Temporary disabled placards are valid for 3 months and require a new medical certification if you need to renew.
- It’s illegal to use someone else’s placard. Violations can result in fines or criminal charges.
- You must display the placard clearly on your dashboard or hang it from the rearview mirror when parked in accessible spots.
- Applications and issuance are handled by your local County Clerk’s office, not the DMV.
Documents You’ll Need
- Completed and signed Form TC 96-347, dated within 90 days.
- Valid Kentucky driver’s license or state ID.
- Vehicle registration if applying for a disability license plate (must be in your name or lease).
- For mail applications, a photocopy of your ID is required.
Veteran Exemption
- Veterans rated 100% disabled can get special disabled veteran plates with proof from the VA — no medical form needed.
Online Medical Certification
- Use telehealth services like ParkingMD to get your evaluation done online.
- You’ll receive the signed form via email within 24-48 hours, ready to submit to the County Clerk.
Lost or Stolen Placard
- Request a replacement at your County Clerk’s office.
- Permanent placard holders usually don’t need a new medical form if the placard is still valid.
- Temporary placard replacements may require a new medical certification.
Permanent Placards
- Permanent placards in Kentucky are valid for 6 years and must be renewed when they expire.
- Temporary placards are valid for 3 months and require a new medical certification if you need to renew.
- If your placard is lost or damaged, you can request a replacement at your local County Clerk’s office.
- Permanent placard replacements typically do not require new medical paperwork.
- Processing usually takes a few business days, though in-person requests may be completed faster.
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FAQs
How do I apply for a disability parking permit in Kentucky?
If you want to apply for a disability parking permit in Kentucky through an online service like ParkingMD, you start by completing a quick evaluation with a licensed medical professional, all from the comfort of your home. If you qualify, you’ll receive a signed medical certification (Form TC 96-347) within 24 to 48 hours. Once you have the form, simply submit it along with a copy of your Kentucky driver’s license or state ID to your local County Clerk’s office, either in person or by mail, to get your disability parking permit.
Can out-of-state visitors use their disability placards in Kentucky?
Yes! Kentucky recognizes valid disability placards issued by other U.S. states. Visitors can use their existing placard to access accessible parking spaces while visiting Kentucky. Just be sure your placard is clearly displayed and up-to-date.
Where am I allowed to park with a Kentucky disability placard?
With a valid Kentucky disability placard, you can park in any designated accessible parking space marked with the blue International Symbol of Access. However, unlike some states, Kentucky does not automatically waive parking meter fees, so be sure to check local signs for meter rules.
Keep in mind, the placard does not allow parking in loading zones, fire lanes, or no-parking areas. Always follow posted regulations to avoid fines or penalties.
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