Using the wrong outdated tag and title forms, claiming you can't have your "severely disabled veteran tag" transferred if your every day mobility vehicle is too heavy with the lithium battery bank and specialized equipment needed to keep your service dog safe in the vehicle, and when proven wrong claiming that it is because there is a toilet in the vehicle that you depend on to get back and forth to constant doctor appointments and therapy. I could show you some things that would literally make you puke your guts out and realize that that's exactly why you need the toilet in the vehicle, and your animal safe. This is not some big motorhome, but a small vehicle that fits in a parking space, and the dog's life is imperative to the safety and daily living of the handler/driver! Two solid years of training, $25,000-$50,000 that a 100% service connected combat infantry vet's life depends on. Funny that you don't count as a severely disabled veteran if you have a toilet. All nonsense, when they knew all along that there was a form to be filed with the other forms noting that it is your every day driver. These people have been doing this for decades? I don't know about other people, but veterans need to stay as far away from this business as possible. The vehicle that the severely disabled veteran plate came off of was rated heavier than the new mobility vehicle, and issued directly from PennDOT in Harrisburg! If the lithium battery packs are too heavy for a person to be handicapped, what is all this nonsense of trying to make everyone buy electric vehicles? I guess if you have an electric car, your debilitating service to your country doesn't matter either. read more
