Temporary Disabled Parking Identification Permit Information and Application - MV2933

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Temporary Disabled Parking Identification Permit Information and Application MV2933 explains eligibility for Wisconsin’s DIS ID permit, including medical conditions that limit walking, require assistive devices, or reflect specified lung and cardiac limitations, as well as use of portable oxygen and severe mobility limits. It details how the permit must be displayed, permissible parking exemptions, validity duration for temporary permits, applicable states, and restrictions. The document also covers misuse penalties, the application process steps, fee requirements, mailing address, open records opt-out, and the applicant form fields.

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Are you eligible?

DIS ID permit use

Things you should know

Misuse of DIS ID permit

How to apply

Release of non exempt information

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WISCONSI N DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Temporary Disabled Parking Identification Permit Information and Application MV2933 1/2025 s.343 Wis. Stats. page 1 of 2 Are you eligible? Any person certified by an authorized health care specialist as having a temporary disability is eligible for the Disabled Parking Identification (DIS ID) permit. By legal definition, this includes any person who: ► Cannot walk 200 feet or more without stopping to rest. ► Cannot walk without the use of, or assistance from, another person or brace, cane, crutch, prosthetic device, wheelchair or other assistance device. ► Is restricted by lung disease to the extent that forced expiratory volume for one second when measured by spirometry is less than one liter or the arterial oxygen tension is less than 60 mm/hg on room air at rest. ► Uses portable oxygen. ► Has a cardiac condition to the extent that functional limitations are classified in severity as class III or IV, according to standards accepted by the American Heart Association. ► Is severely limited in the ability to walk due to an arthritic, neurological or orthopedic condition. DIS ID permit use A DIS ID permit must be hung from the interior rearview mirror of a motor vehicle when parking in a space reserved for persons with a physical disability. A person who displays a DIS ID permit on their vehicle: ► May park in spaces marked by official traffic signs reserving the space for vehicles displaying VET or DIS plates or a DIS ID permit. ► Is exempt from any parking ordinance imposing time limits of one-half hour or more, and is subject to the laws relating to parking. ► May park at a municipally-owned/leased lot without payment in metered spaces when the time limit is one-half hour or more. Payment maybe required for privately-owned parking lots or those with an attendant. ► May obtain fuel from a full-service pump at the same price as fuel from a self-service pump at locations with both types of services, if the driver is the person with the disability. The driver of the vehicle must ask for the same price as charged for fuel dispensed from a self-service pump. The retailer is not required to provide any other service that is not provided to customers who use a self-service pump. Things you should know ► Permits can be used in any vehicle in which you are a passenger or driver. ► You must keep a copy of this completed application and provide it to any traffic officer for inspection upon request. Make and keep a copy before submitting the application to WisDOT. ► Individuals with a temporary disability will receive a red DIS ID permit that is valid up to six months. If a permit is needed longer than six months, you may apply for another permit that is valid up to another six months. ► Persons with a permanent disability should complete form MV2548, Permanent Disabled Parking Identification Permit Application. ► DIS ID permits are valid in all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico. For more information see: [http://wisconsindmv.gov/Pages/dm](http://wisconsindmv.gov/Pages/dmv/)[v/](http://wisconsindmv.gov/Pages/dmv/)[ ](http://wisconsindmv.gov/Pages/dmv/)[vehicles/dsbld-prkg/default.aspx](vehicles/dsbld-prkg/default.aspx) Misuse of DIS ID permit ► Any person who sells or lends a DIS ID permit to someone who is not authorized by law to use it may be fined up to $300 and may have the permit confiscated. ► Any person who fraudulently obtains, makes, alters, reproduces or duplicates a DIS ID permit may be fined up to $500. ► Operating a motor vehicle when a DIS ID permit is hanging from the rearview mirror is a safety hazard and creates an obstruction to a driver’s clear view through the front windshield. Violators may be fined up to $100. ► WisDOT may cancel a DIS ID permit that was issued as a result of fraud, error or improper use. If you have questions about this application:» Call: (608) 264-7169 » FAX: (608) 267-5106 » E-mail: [special-p

FAQs

Who is eligible for the Disabled Parking Identification (DIS ID) permit?

Eligibility includes people certified by an authorized health care specialist as having a temporary disability that meets legal criteria, such as inability to walk 200 feet without stopping, inability to walk without assistance, specified lung function limitations, use of portable oxygen, and certain cardiac or mobility limitations.

How must a DIS ID permit be used while parking?

A DIS ID permit must be hung from the interior rearview mirror when parking in a space reserved for persons with a physical disability. Displaying the permit allows access to designated reserved spaces and certain parking time-limit exemptions, subject to parking laws.

What are the penalties for misusing a DIS ID permit?

Selling or lending a permit to an unauthorized person may result in fines up to $300 and possible confiscation. Fraudulent obtaining, altering, reproducing, or duplicating the permit may result in fines up to $500. WisDOT may also cancel permits issued due to fraud, error, or improper use.

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