I wondered again, for about the umpteenth time. A couple of weeks ago, I walked through cold freezing drizzle and wind through about an acre's worth of blue sign "reserved for handicapped only" parking places to get to the door of Sam's Club.
Let me rephrase that: couple of weeks ago, I walked through cold freezing drizzle, sleet, rain,and wind through about an acre's worth of COMPLETELY EMPTY blue sign "reserved for handicapped only" parking places to get to the door of Sam's Club. Forty seven of them,

(and one for the Employee of the Month

)
Why are there so many of these specially reserved spaces, obviously a great many more than are actually needed? Is the Federal Government involved, perhaps?
Lindy