Thinking that there are plenty of these spaces is a myth. I cannot remember one instance where not all of the spaces were occupied. Since this is a place of higher learning, you would think that most people would have common sense and leave these spots for those who truly need them. My thinking is that most people have never had a debilitating challenge in their lives. Physically normal people cannot possibly imagine what it is like to go through life with a serious debilitating ailment.
Some people have very serious physical conditions.
It hampers their lives to such a degree that they have great difficulty performing simple tasks such as parking a car and going to class every day. I would like to make people who abuse disabled parking more aware. People need to use better judgement. They need to know that when they use these spots, they could be preventing someone from parking close to their classes, and how extremely difficult it is for people in wheelchairs to access the campus from the parking lot. In order for change to take place in the use of disabled parking at Pima, people only need education.