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  • Not accessible

    As a person with a disability who uses a chair full-time, I have attempted several times to use this app. This app asks that you take not just a photo from the back of the vehicle to show the plate but also the front of the vehicle. Has a wheelchair user the majority of time it is impossible to get to the front of a vehicle in order to take a photo of the plate, and sometimes a photo of the windshield to show the disability parking placard. If you cannot obtain a photo of the front of the vehicle, this app will not except your “complaint“. So somewhat it is at times in accessible to use an app to report violations of accessibility!
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  • Not helpful

    Unless the spot has a disabled parking sign like a stop sign, the violation will not be reported. I have reported twice where it was no sign but the decal on the ground for the spot. There were no signs anywhere in the parking lot. Both violations were denied. Then I get told I can report the need for signs in the app. I couldn’t find it anywhere. Not helpful.
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  • Rewards

    This app or system would be great if every time someone is reported and get fined, that the person reporting this should get a reward like how New Yorkers get paid by reporting people parking illegally on the streets. Other than that I’m not gonna waste my time reporting anyone. It’s comes with an reward.
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  • The people who rates this app a one star are bots and absolutely terrible and childish

    (I absolutely love this app and will continue using it to report people who misuse handicapped violations etc.)
  • Great concept but….

    I love the concept and I will be happy to help reporting people the uses and abuses parking and other disable areas but the app makes you fully responsible if you submit any information and the person affected, decides to sue you or whatever. So for that reason I’m out.
  • Needs to be better

    The problem with this app is that you need to take the pictures live. It doesn’t give you the opportunity to upload a photo. So the times that I’ve used it they deny the report.
  • Not Worth the Hassle

    Reporting vehicles was going great, until I had one declined. Apparently the ppl behind this are ignorant of my State’s laws regarding what makes a placard invalid; even when the statute was provided. Use if you want, but I will be deleting the app, because it is an obvious waste of time and effort
  • Rude

    The founder of this non-profit organization likes to harass people for calling out their internalized ableism. This app is dangerous for disabled people DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT
  • Great concept, faulty execution

    I love the idea of being able to report people illegally occupying a handicapped space and hopefully get them cited since even if local police were called, it’s unlikely the person would still be there when they got there. However, though I understand the need for all of the various photos, I’m not comfortable taking multiple pictures of a stranger’s car, especially in the area I live in. I don’t feel safe enough to do it. And until there are real $$$ consequences, people will continue to break the law.
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  • Great concept

    Great concept for an app that would help people with mobility issues. However, unless the police department in the area you are in participates, it is just risking confrontation and violence from the owner of the vehicle you are trying to report. (Testament to the sad state of humanity, not the developers)

    After loading the app, I checked it out a bit then spoke to my local sheriff’s office (friend of mine) about the possibility of them participating. That was when I decided to just delete the app. He said I would be better taking quick video from a safe distance and calling them to send someone out.
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    Developer Response

    Using the App gathers the data necessary to get your community on board. In short, if you want your community to use it, you have to first.

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