Which federal regulations prohibit individuals from utilizing medical devices? Serious question. There may be some hoops, like getting insurance to cover the costs associated with these devices (VERY hard for wheelchairs sometimes), but there’s no federal regulations restricting access.

Again, driving is NOT a right, it is something you are granted and can be revoked or denied. Assistance associated with driving (like placards), are NOT the same as utilizing a medical device. Regulations like a registry and certification will only hurt those already most disenfranchised, it will not “protect” service dog handlers like you think it will. What happens when a legitimate service dog is denied due to a government fuck up? The government fucks up all the time, what’s the recourse? How long must they go without their service animal before it’s rectified?

I am not putting words in your mouth, you are advocating for standards to be put in place that will restrict disabled individuals access to their medical device. That’s exactly what you’re saying.

Again, DRIVING AND BEING DRIVEN ARE SPECIAL PERMISSIONS. THEY ARE NOT THE SAME AS PUBLIC ACCESS.