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(i) In a Class A (passenger) vehicle or a Class M (multipurpose)

vehicle;

(ii) On a Class D (motorcycle) vehicle as required by the

Administration;

(iii) In a Class E (truck) vehicle with a one ton or less
manufacturer's rated capacity and specially equipped for the transportation of or
operation by an individual with a disability; or

(iv) In a Class H, 1, or J vehicle that is specially equipped for the
transportation of individuals with disabilities and is used exclusively for the
transportation of individuals with disabilities.

(f) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (3) of this subsection, when
displayed by the person to whom a removable windshield placard is issued, the
removable windshield placard shall be hung from the inside rearview mirror when
the vehicle is parked.

(2) A person may not drive a vehicle while a removable windshield
placard described under paragraph (1) of this subsection is hanging from the inside
rearview mirror.

(3) The removable windshield placard shall be placed inside a vehicle
that is not equipped with an inside rearview mirror, in a position from which the
removable windshield placard can be viewed from the outside of the vehicle through
the lower portion of the windshield on the driver's side of the vehicle.

(4) When displayed, the person to whom a removable windshield placard
is issued under this section or under a similar provision of law of any state or country
is accorded the privileges contained in § 13-616[(f)](G) of this subtitle.

(g) When using the parking privileges granted under § 13-616[(f)](G) of this
subtitle:

(1) The person shall have in the person's possession ["the application for
the parking permit for a person with a disability that is approved by the
Administration; and] IDENTIFICATION ISSUED BY THE ADMINISTRATION AS PROOF
THAT PARKING PRIVILEGES ARE BEING UTILIZED BY A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY
AS DEFINED IN § 13-616(B)(1) OF THIS SUBTITLE: AND

(2) The person shall make the [application for the parking permit for a
person with a disability] IDENTIFICATION available upon the request of [a]:

(I) A police officer, while the officer is discharging the official duties
of a police officer; OR

(II) ANY OTHER PERSON AUTHORIZED BY A POLITICAL
SUBDIVISION TO ENFORCE THIS SECTION, WHILE ACTING WITHIN THE SCOPE OF
THIS AUTHORITY.

 

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