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placard are no longer used by the person named on the identification card, they must be returned to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Abuse of this privilege is cause for revocation of both the license plates and/or the placard.
Today, the Revolver tours with 4 of the 5 original members: Fiore Masci, Robert Masci, John Reilly, and Frank Sica. Newly joined members are Joshua Masci and Connor Nichols. Revolver tours all over New Jersey, frequently playing shows in North and Central Jersey. Our Members:
REPLACEMENT PLACARD: Damaged, stolen, or lost placards may be replaced by visiting any MVC Agency. If your placard is damaged, bring the damaged placard and your original “Person with a Disability Identification Card.”
Notarized statements may be required to obtain new plates and/or a placard depending on the circumstance. CLEARLY INDICATE IF YOU ARE APPLYING FOR: LICENSE PLATES, A PLACARD OR BOTH (PROPER BOX MUST BE CHECKED).
By law, eligibility for a Temporary Placard is limited to persons who have temporarily lost the use of one or more limbs, are temporarily disabled so as to be unable to ambulate without the aid of an assisting device, or whose mobility is
If you have a temporary disability, you can apply for a disabled parking placard that is valid for up to 6 months. You must apply in person to your local New Jersey police chief (NOT to the MVC). To apply, submit: A completed Application for Temporary Placard (Form SP-68).
You may obtain an application form (SP-41) at any Motor Vehicle Commission Agency, by mail (call 609-292-6500 or toll-free in NJ 888-486-3339), or online at www.njmvc.gov.
