Review on 🔒 MirorTag Silver by JL Safety: Effortlessly Display & Store Handicapped Parking Placard | High Heat Rated and Strong Hook | Magnetic Snap-On/Off | 1" Post Diameter | 2 Included | Made in USA by Shawn Pollock

I hope these handicap card holders help spread the word that some states (like mine) don't allow you to travel with your (pretty big) car to drive . Disabled sign hanging on the rearview mirror: should *only* be displayed when the vehicle is parked. Safety is paramount, especially for us who need extra help to get around anyway. This is my second set of these holders. I used to have them in my cars: we lost one in a collision and the tow truck didn't bother to give me back the wheelchair license plate number. Second: someone broke into the car and stole it! Not only do these protectors keep your shield from deforming around the loop with prolonged use (my staff switched to all-plastic shields this year. It used to be cards). If you have multiple cars and a sign or two, you can easily switch between cars by taking your disabled sign with you and leaving a magnetic tag in each car. Click and done! ** If you explore the site you will find "spare" hangers without card holders just in case you have more cars than cards. ** Please note that the magnetic hanger piece may not fit 100% of all cars (we have a car where the rear view mirror mount is too thick for the hanger). In this case, leave a secure card on the dashboard while you parked the car and use the hook part in another car. It's those little things that make life that little bit easier for those who have trouble accessing a car and getting around. A little help like this makes the day better than yesterday. Worth the price.