JL Safety Visortag Vertical The Ideal Way to Protect, Display & Swing Away a Handicap Parking Placard. Best Holder & Protector Available. Thick Plastic Resists Sun Heat. Patented & Made in USA
Brand: JL Safety
Color: clear
Categories: Automotive, Interior Accessories, Consoles & Organizers, Visor Accessories

It is illegal in all states to drive with your handicap tag hanging from the rearview mirror, but it is not easy to hang and remove and store the placard as required by law. VisorTag is the only product available that protects and preserves your tag, and allows you to easily display and put away your handicap parking placard. Simply insert your tag into the plastic holder, clip it to passenger visor, and swing it down when parked, and flip it up before your drive. Visortag has super strong magnets that keeps the placard out of your sight. Unlike all flimsy sheaths, its sturdy plastic frame is sun & cold-resistant, protecting your placard from cracks, tears and creases. And because it’s stored safely under your visor, you’ll never have to search for it again. Made in USA. Holder plastic thickness: 80 mils Tag accepted: 9.25" long, 3.5" wide. Wider tag may be used since sides are open. Sale is for holder only, placard is not included and shown for how it is used only.

Eliminates the need to hang and remove the tag from the rearview mirror every time you park and drive.
No losing or misplacing the permit ever. Always under your visor.
Protects and preserves the condition of your parking placard permit
Tough sturdy plastic made from material guaranteed to resist hot and cold conditions
Easy to transfer to another vehicle if needed. Simply pull it off one visor and clip it onto another. Holder only, placard not included. Made in USA

Manufacturer: JL Safety
Brand: JL Safety
Item Weight: 5.2 ounces
Product Dimensions: 10.5 x 3.75 x 1.75 inches
Item model number: Visortag Vertical Mount
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Clear plastic
Manufacturer Part Number: Visortag Vertical Mount
Special Features: 3-digit temperature tolerant
Date First Available: January 3, 2011