Drives me crazy but I don’t say anything for a couple of reasons. One, you can’t always see a person’s disability. And two, people are nuts. You never know who might be carrying a gun.
@SW-User I believe his point is that you can't determine if someone is 'clearly disabled.' It's a valid point that relates to the post, even if it doesn't directly answer the question
Yes. It was the director of our company. We has an interview and it so happens they were disabled. The director was parked in the only disabled bay we have and no one would approach him and say..
Anyway I just went over and said mate you're parked in the disabled bay, we'll get a fine if you don't move. He moved it. But people are stupid and thought coz he's the director he's unapproachable
In my line of work I see a lot of people who do not appear outwardly disabled, especially some of the younger people who have MS. And they do get glares when they park in the handicapped spots
If they are not displaying a disabled badge they should not park in such spaces - when I've drawn people's attention to a lack of a badge I've been told to fuck off.
No, it’s presumptuous anyway. I saw a woman do that when I was at the Safeway last weekend with my father. She loudly accused a young man of “cheating the system”. He quietly pulled up his pants leg and showed her his metal artificial leg—he was a veteran. It’s not always obvious and he looked very fit.