Laws and Permits for Disabled Drivers in Arizona

Each state has its own rules on what you must do to qualify for disabled driver status. Below are some of the requirements you must have in Arizona to get a Disabled Driver's Plate or License Plate.

What are the conditions for obtaining disability status?

You may apply for a Disabled Driver's Plate with the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) if you have lost the ability to use one or more of your lower limbs, have lost the ability to use one or both hands, are permanently blind or visually impaired, or have been diagnosed with a disability. mobility.

How to get the appropriate license or plate?

Arizona has two types of signs and signs for the disabled. Disability plates are for permanent or temporary disabilities or for people with hearing impairments, while disability cards are for permanent and hearing impaired people only. However, hearing impaired numbers and signs cannot be used to park in disabled parking spaces. They are used to notify people such as the police and emergency personnel that you have a hearing loss. Be sure to complete the Nameplate Renewal/Replacement Request (Form 40-0112) to obtain this nameplate.

Organizations transporting people with disabilities can also apply for license plates and plates.

You must apply for a poster or license by mail or in person to your local Arizona Department of the Interior, or mail your materials to:

Mailbox 801Z

Group of special plates

Car division

Mailbox 2100

Phoenix, AZ 85001

This information, including the shape of the license plate or plate, is available online.

What is the cost of licenses and plates?

Parking signs and license plates in Arizona are free. To get hearing-impaired badges, you must apply for a hearing-impaired label/label (Form 96-0104). If you would like to have personalized plates, the cost is $25.

License plates are issued only after the Arizona Department of the Interior has reviewed and approved your application, confirming that you meet the standards required for disability status.

How do I update a plate or license plate?

To renew your license plate, simply renew your vehicle registration and complete Form 40-0112, available on the ADOT website.

If you would like special plates, you will need to fill out form 96-0143, which can also be found on the ADOT website.

How to properly place my sign?

Signs must be posted in a conspicuous place for law enforcement officials. This includes hanging a poster from your rearview mirror or placing it on your dashboard.

How long do I have before my plaque expires?

Temporary plaques expire in six months. Permanent plaques expire after five years. License plates are valid as long as your vehicle is registered.

I am a veteran. How do I get a license plate or plate for the disabled?

Veterans must provide three documents:

• Completed Application for Handicapped Parking License (Form 96-0104).

• Applicant's certificate of disability.

• Military or veteran ID of the applicant.

How to replace a disabled parking sign?

You must complete a new section of the original form (Form 96-0104).

You must then personally submit this form to your local Arizona Department of the Interior.

Following these guidelines will help you determine if you qualify for a disabled driver's license plate and plate in Arizona. For more information, visit the Arizona Drivers with Disabilities website.