The number of handicap sign permits that the city issued increased by 43% over the past two years, Pedri said in an email. The city granted 295 signs two years ago and 422 signs in 2019, he said.

Multiple signs direct restaurant customers to the right, and Skipper Bud's customers to the left. Braam Nook said she thinks the permit sign needs to be more specific.

Most handicap parking signs look relatively the same across America, but one Denver suburb is going a step further to make sure able-bodied people don't use handicap spaces.

State police troopers at the Lakeview and Rockford posts will answer your questions in Ask a Trooper. Lt. Rob Davis responds this week to questions about handicapped parking, right of way and ...

A reader alerted Street Beat to an interesting column that ran in Field and Stream magazine. It is titled "Why You Should Have a Trailer Hitch, Even If You Don't ...