How To Get A Second Handicap Placard In Oklahoma

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Double the Trouble, Double the Parking: Securing a Second Handicap Placard in Oklahoma

Ah, the elusive second handicap placard. You know the struggle: one placard, two cars, and a constant game of musical placards that would make Mariah Carey jealous. But fear not, fellow mobility-challenged Oklahomans, for this guide will be your roadmap to parking paradise (or at least parallel parking a little closer).

How To Get A Second Handicap Placard In Oklahoma
How To Get A Second Handicap Placard In Oklahoma

Why You Might Need Two Placards

  • The Roommate Rhapsody: You and your bestie with a disability share a place (and maybe a questionable taste in reality TV). Sharing a placard? Not so much.
  • The Weekend Warrior: You've got a trusty minivan for errands, but on weekends, you take your classic muscle car for a spin. Two placards ensure both vehicles get a VIP parking spot.
  • The Significant Other Shuffle: Your partner might be the designated driver sometimes, but who wants to explain the missing placard to the parking patrol officer? A second placard is a marital bliss-saver (and ticket-avoider).

Important Note: Don't even think about getting a second placard for your able-bodied Aunt Mildred who "just has bad knees sometimes." That's a recipe for trouble (and a hefty fine).

Here's the Easy Part: Getting Your Second Placard

The good news is, acquiring a second placard in Oklahoma is about as challenging as putting together those free furniture samples at IKEA (okay, maybe slightly less infuriating). Here's what you need to do:

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  1. Dust Off Your First Placard Application: You remember that form you filled out years ago, right? They probably haven't changed it (bureaucracy moves slower than molasses in January). If you can't find it, Oklahoma.gov has you covered.

  2. Doctor, Doctor, Give Me a Placard Replicator: Your trusty physician needs to sign off again, verifying your continued need for placard privileges. Be sure to schedule an appointment – you wouldn't want to show up with a limp and hope for the best (although, that might work at the DMV...).

  3. Online or By Mail? Take Your Pick: Oklahoma offers the convenience of online applications (Oklahoma.gov) or the classic mail-in method. Choose your weapon!

  4. Double the Placard Fun: Bold the part where you request two placards. We wouldn't want any confusion, would we?

  5. Wait and See: Kick back, relax, and enjoy the knowledge that soon, you'll have double the parking possibilities. Your placards should arrive in the mail within a few weeks.

Pro Tip: While you're waiting, practice your "parallel parking with a slight limp" technique. It might come in handy.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on the Second Placard Quest:

How to apply for a second handicap placard in Oklahoma?

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You can apply online at Oklahoma.gov or by mail using the application form available on the same website.

Do I need a new doctor's note for a second placard?

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Yes, you'll need your doctor to verify your continued need for a placard.

Is there a fee for a second placard?

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Yes, there is a processing fee associated with obtaining a placard. Check the Oklahoma.gov website for current fees.

How long does it take to receive a second placard?

It typically takes a few weeks to receive your placards in the mail after submitting your application.

Can I get a second placard for someone else who lives with me?

No, placards are issued to individuals with disabilities, not vehicles.

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