It's time for legislators and the DMV to crack down on disabled parking cheats

In the article"It's time for legislators and the DMV to crack down on disabled parking cheats" the author George SkeltonContact Reporter points out that nowadays many legislators are not disable, they are just pretending.First of all, the author list an example to explain his opinion.He maintains that he saw a man with a disabled brand car running off to the store.Thus, he thinks that an increasing number of parking cheats are not the biggest problems, however, they do damage the daily lives of many drivers who obey the law and abide by the rule.Meanwhile, the author believes that DMV do not defend so that it has some shortcomings.Secondly, the author found that a doctor’s certification should include placard or plate, however, 73% of applications do not have.Also, there are many people lost their placard and plate.Moreover, the author thinks that they the government should require DMV and health boards work together.Finally,Legislators should have the courage. People with disabilities should be for their own interests.

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