Yes, certainly. Most of the handicapped stickered cars I see at Walmart are driven by lazy assed, fat assed seniors or younger, whose only 'disability' is to stop sitting on their ass and taking exercise. Some of the carts for the 'disableed' I've seen at WM are pitifully abused by 300-400 lb fatasses who won't stop eating. Most of the rest are what I call those afflicted with "designer disabilies" I get tired, my legs hurt, the whole gamut. Yet when they get out to their car, they spryly jaunt to their car after having left the electric car out in the middle of a space. They are disgusting.
The exogenously obese take the handi spots because they're usually closer to the entry. They get handi tags then drop someone off at the door then go park in a handi spot and listen to the radio or play phone tag while their passenger shops.
MY consolation is that because I have to roll me in this thing further because of these 'disabled', I'm a whole lot healthier and stronger than them and will likely out live them by a few decades. The issues are more complicated than you might imagine. The very elderly who just want to remain self-sufficient as long as possible and not be a burden to society are also effected by these faux disabled.