I understand your frustration, but please understand that there are also people with cardiac issues who cannot walk long distances but do not require a walker or wheelchair. Also, some people have good days and bad days. On the bad days, they need to park close. I agree that on good days they should leave the handicap spaces for people who really need them. However, some people could not leave the house alone before obtaining a handicap permit due to fear of not being able to walk from the parking space to where they needed, or wanted, to go due to health conditions. Such people should not be house confined. It is sometimes difficult to see a person's disability just be looking at that person.
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