1652                                            LAWS OF MARYLAND                                       Ch. 450

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(i) To zones where stopping, standing, or
parking is prohibited to all vehicles;

(ii) To zones that are reserved for special
types of vehicles; or

(iii) Where there is a local ordinance that
prohibits parking during heavy traffic periods in morning,
afternoon, or evening rush hours, or where parking clearly would
present a traffic hazard,

13-616.1.

(a) A person may apply to the Administration for a disabled
person's parking permit on a form provided by the Administration
if:

(1)  The applicant or a dependent of the applicant has
a permanent physical disability as described in § 13-616(a)(l) of
this subtitle; or

(2)  The applicant has a physical disability, as
certified by a licensed physician and determined by the
Administration, which is not permanent but which substantially
impairs the person's mobility for at least 3 weeks, and which is
so severe that the applicant would endure a hardship or be
subject to a risk of injury if the privileges accorded a person
for whom a permit is issued under this section were denied.

(f) When displayed by the person to whom it is issued, the
placard shall be placed inside the vehicle in a position that it
can be viewed from the outside through the lower right-hand
portion of the windshield. When displayed, [this person] THE

PERSON TO WHOM A PLACARD IS ISSUED UNDER THIS SECTION OR UNDER A
SIMILAR PROVISION OF LAW OF ANY STATE is accorded the privileges
contained in § 13-616(f) of this subtitle.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act shall

take effect July 1, 1986.
Approved May 13, 1986.