re: When you see able-bodied person park in a handicap spot

I don’t understand how it is a law. The % of spaces used by legitimate and illegitimate use still leaves a huge amount of unused spots. The exceptions are churches and hospitals. I feel like it should be more like the pregnant mothers parking you see at some grocery store, more courtesy than required.

Second, how can you not have the physical strength to walk a few more spaces but then do a good half mile in a grocery store or more in the case of a mall or ikea.

Third, is there any vetting whatsoever on whether or not the handicap impairs the ability to drive? If you are so frail you cannot walk another 50 yards (generous) comfortably, can we trust you in all situations behind the wheel?

All of that being said, the spots would likely go to the d bags that wait for the closest spot for 10 minutes while there is a lot full of empty spaces. It’s not worth the hassle to correct.