Handicapped license plates are readily identified.  However, since many handicapped people often use vehicles that do not have handicapped license plates, these people must insure that the handicapped parking tags are placed in a location that is highly visible to the parking enforcement personnel.  Improper placement of the tags can result in the erroneous ticketing and/or towing of cars, causing both the drivers and the parking personnel time and money
Typically, Individuals hang their handicapped parking tags on the rear view mirror or on the front of the dashboard.  Unfortunately, these locations are far from ideal.  The tag may slide of the dashboard,or if you forget to remove the tag from the rear view mirror you may receive a ticket for obstructing your view.  In addition, the parking tag cannot be readily found when it is placed between the seats, when it falls under the seats or when it is lost.
 

The "Handicapped Parking Placard Holder" can be used to display other types of parking tags.  Including parking permits or reserved parking placard. In fact the holder can be used to display any placard.  Because of its many uses, the placard holder will appeal to a broad range of individuals.

The "Handicapped Parking Placard Holder", developed by California inventor, Louis G. Renteria, is a simple and effective solution to keeping the tag in a convenient, visible and storing position.  The holder attaches to the sun
visor of the vehicle, storing and displaying the placard ina secure and highly visible area.

Please contact me as soon as possible if you are interested in negotiating a licensing agreement or an assignment of my future patent rights.  BE THE COMPANY TO DEVELOP THE "HANDICAPPED PARKING PLACARD HOLDER' for commercial sale.