South Dakota residents seeking disability plates or parking permits must have a licensed health professional certify that walking is impossible or causes substantial hardship.
Residents seeking disability plates or parking permits need a licensed health professional to confirm serious walking limits. Parents or guardians can seek plates to transport a dependent with those limits.
Applicants must provide certification from a licensed doctor, physician assistant, chiropractor, physical therapist, or certified nurse practitioner. Applicants must be South Dakota residents. Parents or legal guardians may seek plates for a vehicle they use to transport a dependent with these walking limits. The provider must work within their license's allowed duties when certifying that a physical disability makes walking impossible or causes substantial hardship. Plate applicants must own a properly registered vehicle and operate it or direct its operation. Applications go through the county treasurer's office and require state approval.
No hearings or votes scheduled.