AL SB94

Prohibits parking in disability-designated spaces unless the driver or passenger is the lawful holder of a disability placard or license plate, with fines of $50 (first offense), $200 (second), and $500 (third or subsequent), plus mandatory 40 hours of community service for repeat offenders

Requires executors of estates to notify the Department of Revenue of a disabled placard holder's death at probate or within 90 days, whichever comes first; placards expire one week after the holder's death

Directs the Department of Revenue to develop an electronic scanning system with barcodes or QR codes on disability placards linking to the holder's name and placard status (active/expired)

Authorizes law enforcement to enter private property to enforce disability parking violations, request verification of placard holders, tow illegally parked vehicles, and cite vehicles parked in access aisles

Takes effect October 1, 2026, with fine distribution changes taking effect October 1, 2028 (shifting from 100% to local agencies to a 50/50 split with state funds going to courts and the Department of Mental Health's Individual and Family Support Program)