Provides local jurisdictions with the authority to improve their administration of on-street parking.

Encourages the department of licensing to: (1) Implement the recommendations of the disabled parking work group regarding placard and application changes; and

(2) Consider parking information system upgrades regarding special parking privileges for persons with disabilities.

Changes the validity from six months to one year for temporary parking placards.

Prescribes penalties for the improper display of a parking placard or special license plates.

Requires signed written authorization from a health care practitioner to renew parking privileges at least every five years.

Requires a health care practitioner: (1) With prescriptive authority, to provide a signed written authorization on tamper-resistant prescription pad or paper; or

(2) Without prescriptive authority, to provide the signed written authorization on his or her office letterhead.