New Brunswick issues disabled parking permits and placards, free of charge, through Service New Brunswick. In Section 2 of this bilingual form, a licensed professional certifies that the applicant cannot travel unassisted more than 50 metres without an assistive device, or has severe respiratory or cardiac symptoms after minimal activity, and whether the condition is temporary or permanent.
The applicant completes and signs Section 1. A licensed physician, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, nurse practitioner or chiropractor completes Section 2, and Service New Brunswick staff complete Section 3 when issuing the permit.
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Application for Disabled Parking Permit
Demande de permis de stationnement pour personne handicapée
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Section 2 lists licensed physicians, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, nurse practitioners and chiropractors. The professional checks the qualifying condition, indicates temporary or permanent, and certifies that the applicant meets the medical criteria for a disabled parking permit.
Yes. Form 24-01283 is a single bilingual form, titled Demande de permis de stationnement pour personne handicapée in French, with the conditions and the note to licensed health professionals printed in both English and French.
No. The parking permit and placard are issued without charge at any Service New Brunswick centre or by mail application. Holders still pay regular parking fees, since the permit does not exempt the vehicle owner from them.