do you ever park in a handicap spot when you are not handicap?

I have a blue badge which is a handicap badge here in the UK. It does particularly annoy me when I see a well person park in a handicap bay. We also have a problem with people showing there relatives badge even when the handicapped person is not with them. I'm afraid I do not agree with Chevees reply that she watches people after they park in a H.Bay and gives them the eye if they walk properly. You would not necessarily think that I was handicapped but after 20 yards or so I need to sit down as I get short of breath so walking around a store is very hard work.

No. These parking spots are for people who need them. Especially parking for pregnant women. A mother to be could pull in after you, and that could have been closest to the store for her. Especially pregnant, that's kind of wrong... You never know when the parking lot will fill up... Handicap I don't either, but I do think there are too many handicap spots at stores where most couldn't possibly be necessary.

I've never seen the Mother to be, spots! Wish I'd known about those when I was pregnant. I worried about walking across the parking lot behind all those cars and possibly getting backed into by a car. I guess that's a new thing.

I park at the handicapped parking at the library when the library is closed and I'm dropping off books in the slot, but I'm not going to do that anymore because it's not worth $250.

I do not park in handicap parking spaces, when I see someone parking in one I stand there wait and watch to see if they are handicap. If not I stare at them, to let them know that I don't appreciate them doing this, they never seem to care one way or the other how I feel, they stare back and politely go on about their business.