15 People Tell Us What They’d Do If They Saw An Able-Bodied Person Parking In A Disabled Parking Space

How would you deal with an able-bodied person parking in a disabled-parking space?

We asked our readers, and here’s what they told us! Note: names have been pixelated for privacy.

1) Just mind your damn business, because many disabilities are invisible:

2) Besides, you have no idea what that person is going through:

3) Also, you can’t determine disabilities simply based on appearance:

4) Get the cops involved:

5) This reader has an invisible disability, and has strong feelings about the matter:

6) Because it’s not your place to judge:

7) Because it would be easy to assume incorrectly about her mom:

8) … as it would be to make assumptions about this person, who has one lung:

9) However, maybe you should call them out if they don’t have tags:

10) Absolutely nothing if they have a disability tag or plate:

11) Again, nothing if they have a decal, but if not, call parking enforcement:

12) For this person, the fire lane parkers deserve more scrutiny:

13) However, even if they’re disabled, they shouldn’t park IN the loading and unloading zone:

14) Question why they don’t have a badge:

15) Lastly, if they really deserve it, call parking enforcement, and then sit back and enjoy the show:

If you saw an apparently able-bodied person park in a disabled-parking space, what would you do? Leave a comment and let us know!