IRT Edna Esona and Loanna Ha’ae, abuse of disabled parking placards is rampant.  It is true that you cannot determine from how someone appears physically if they are disabled and in need of the parking placard, but you have to wonder when you see vehicles with disabled parking placards clearly displayed pull into disabled parking spaces at golf courses and tennis courts and the occupants then go play a round of golf or several sets of tennis.  The best way to reduce abuse is to include on the placard the sex, birth date, height and weight of the disabled person which can be easily matched against vehicle occupants.  No name and no photo.  It won’t stop abuse, but certainly would reduce it.  Photos would be great but might be seen as an invasion of privacy of the placard-holders.