Ontarians Can Now Apply Online For Accessible Parking Permits

Wednesday, 24 August 2022 16:27

By Linda Morgan

Website also allows residents to renew license plate, driver's license, and more.

The Ontario government is making it a little easier for people with accessibility needs to use Accessible Parking Permits.

Ontarians can now apply for, renew or replace lost permits online.

Raymond Cho, Minister for Seniors and Accessibility, says this will remove barriers for people who need the permit.

Residents will also be able to renew their license plate, drivers license, health card and Ontario Photo Card on the site.

The services can be accessed here.

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