Whats Your Thoughts on This ?

Totally agree with you on this!!!  There is no way I can hide or minimize my disability, except by letting my personality and character be what people remember instead of my physical limitations.  Looks were never my selling point anyway!  In the USA, most states give you the option of using disabled parking spaces with either a placard/badge or with a distinctive license plate.  If I'm parking in a disabled space with either, well--bumper sticker or not--it's a sure bet I am disabled!!!  I only park in undesignated parking if I am in a position where I know I can open my elongated driver-side door enough to lift my long legs in, and where it is safe to load my chair over the tailgate (need space to tip it up to not have to disassemble).  But idiots often park in the loading areas between disabled spaces, so notice might mean that I don't have to choose to wait for their return, try to hunt them down in store, or call police (result of which is a joke on me).  I don't particularly like having notices on my car, but when I saw one of this sort the other day I thought this could really be helpful.  Maybe I'll get a few other tasteful stickers--uh-oh, is this a late-life crisis like old people getting tattoos???!!!!!!!  

Happy to help with this. I think there is an option on cafepress.com to order directly through them (not bulk pricing then?) from "us" as designer.  There are animal rescue groups whose designs bring them publicity and possibly revenue. I'll look into that when I can--heavy work week ahead. Bulk pricing doesn't have to be in large lots; their lowest price was for 50+.  And I will shoot a generic note to AccessibleIcon.org about permission to use their logo, writing as an individual. They make PDF files in two color formats for free use in making templates for painting in parking lot spaces, and they sell quality overlays with adhesive backing for replacing the traditional icon with this modified one that still meets international symbol standards.