#Motorcycle plates illinois license

My flaw with this one should be pretty obvious. 'Is the applicant severely disabled and unable to walk without the aid of a mechanical device? Note: Mechanical device includes wheelchair, walker, crutches, cane and long leg braces.' I think this might be the one. (I cried on the reveal of the bike cause the guy was so happy. The bike (trike) was cool when it was finished, tricked out with an automatic transmission, reverse, custom tractor style seat (complete with seat belt) and foot beds with Velcro strips to keep the dude's feet in place. I watched the episode of American Chopper where they built this cool custom trike for a guy who was in a chair. If you lost both, you are right back up to not having 'lower extremity' and would fly off the bike in corners and have trouble holding the bike up at stop lights, not to mention the shifting thing. Next on the list is, 'Has applicant lost the use of one (1) or both legs? ' (I am quoting off the DC DMV site) One leg I think you could do okay.

If you have one of those, you could just get it souped up and drive it around town. The motorized wheelchair thing is out too. And what are you going to do when the bike stops moving? Gyroscopic action will keep it upright while it is rolling, but when bikes stop, they tend to fall over. Not to mention staying on the bike in the event of, say, a turn. Although, if you were missing the lower half of you, I am certain that running the rear brake and the shifting action would be a little tough. If you are 'missing lower extremity or are unable to walk without the aid of motorized wheelchair', you are good to go. Paraplegic, quadriplegic, epileptic, diabetic, tragically overweight, what is it that qualifies you for disability tags, but still allows you to pass the motorcycle test? I was so curious that I had to look up the requirements for getting a little wheelchair guy on your plate. In my head, I started to go through the list of things that qualify you for a handicap plate.

I was looking at a motorcycle with a disabled plate. Double checking my facts to see if my tired eyes were playing tricks on me didn't change things. I was so struck by the idea that I brought my car to screeching (If you can screech going 5 miles an hour) halt.

#Motorcycle plates illinois license

This one had a handicapped license plate. My headlights swept the massive beast from forks to tail lights, and it looked like every other hog in the District with one exception. While I come up with that, please allow me to tell you about this odd thing I saw in front of my building the other night.ДЄs I was coming home at the end of another long day, I was turning left into my parking structure when I noticed a nice big Harley parked across the street. I was trying to come up with something new and exciting to write about for this week.