Vermont Disabled Parking Placard Cost (2026)
A permanent disabled parking placard in Vermont is free. You'll need a licensed medical provider to certify your disability on the application, then submit it to the state motor-vehicle agency. A specific placard fee isn't separately published; confirm with the DMV.
Verified July 2026 from official sources. How we verify fees.
What it costs in Vermont
- Permanent placard: Free
- Temporary placard: Free
- Medical certification: required (from a licensed provider)
- Permanent placards typically last 4–8 years and renew for free
How to apply
Have a licensed physician (or in most states a nurse practitioner, PA, or optometrist for vision) complete the medical-certification section of the Vermont application, then submit it in person, by mail, or online to the motor-vehicle agency. A specific placard fee isn't separately published; confirm with the DMV. A permanent placard hangs from the mirror and moves with you between vehicles — you don't need to own the car. Also see our Vermont registration fees.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a disabled parking placard in Vermont?
The permanent placard is free in Vermont. The temporary placard is free too.
How do I get a handicap placard in Vermont?
Have a licensed medical provider certify your disability on the state application, then submit it to the Vermont motor-vehicle agency in person, by mail, or online.
How long does a Vermont disabled placard last?
Permanent placards typically last 4–8 years and renew for free; temporary placards usually last up to 6 months based on your provider's certification.