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Who qualifies for a placard in Idaho
These are the criteria on Idaho’s form ITD 3392, in plain words. A doctor applies them; this page cannot.
- You cannot walk 200 feet without stopping to rest.
- You cannot walk without a cane, crutch, brace, prosthetic device, wheelchair or another person’s help.
- You have lung disease that severely limits your breathing.
- You use portable oxygen.
- You have a heart condition classed as Class III or IV by the American Heart Association.
- You are severely limited in your ability to walk because of an arthritic, neurological or orthopedic condition.
- You are blind.
- You have lost the use of a leg or foot.
Who may sign the medical part
In Idaho, an Idaho-licensed physician, physician assistant or advanced practice professional nurse, with their NPI number on the form. The form is free from ITD, and your own doctor can complete it.
Temporary or permanent
A temporary placard lasts one to six months (for a specific date the doctor sets, up to six months.) and the state charges see ITD. A permanent placard is valid see ITD (check the current rules with itd.) and the state charges see ITD.
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