Ask an experienced paddler to show you the differences between a kayak and canoe. Employees at outdoor store can also share valuable knowledge about the differences between the two kinds boats, and which one might be right for you.
If the person who qualified for the disability plate is no longer living, the disability plate must be replaced at time of renewal with a standard plate. Additional information about disability plates can be found on this page. Renewing a permanent disability parking placard. A permanent disability parking placard may be renewed up to 45 days before the expiration date. Renewals may be processed at any Secretary of State office with same-day service. Other convenient options are offered for renewing a permanent disability parking placard with the new placard being issued by mail; renew by submitting a request by e-mail to the soswebmaster@michigan.gov, by telephone at 888-SOS-MICH (888-767-6424), or by mail to: Michigan Department of State.
Disabled Parking, Placards and Plates. A blue placard is for a person who has a permanent disability. This placard is renewable every 4 years. A red placard is for a person who has a temporary disability. This placard expires in 6 months or less. A license plate with the International Symbol of Access (ISA) is for a person who has a permanent disability. Those with a disabled parking placard or a license plate displaying the ISA may: Park in any spot designated for persons with disabilities.