Katsmeow
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Think about it - if the driver isn't handicapped, they don't need to park close. They drop the person off, and then go park the car.
Not necessarily. When my mom was staying with us before her death, we drove her home from the hospital. There was no just dropping her off. She had a walker but couldn't possibly get out of the car without a lot of help. It took the efforts of both DH and I. We had to get out a stool to put by her seat and then help her out. Then she needed to be escorted to the apartment (we were temporarily in a short term rental).
We left the car in the spot (note that in the almost two months we had been in the apartment I had never seen anyone use the spot) until the next time DH or I went somewhere (later that day as I recall). At that point, we parked in a non-handicap spot. We brought the car back to the spot when my mom needed to get in the car to go to a doctor's appointment.