Lifestyle Motoring Department for Transport Blue Badge alert for those with temporary health conditions - you could apply Anyone with a temporary health condition could be entitled to a Blue Badge ...

Once processed, the badge typically arrives within 10 working days. Your local council is in charge of handling Blue Badge applications, as well as determining how much the fee is.

Blue Badge in a nutshell If you have a physical ailment or health condition that hampers your walking ability, or suffer from an invisible illness like dementia, autism, or Parkinson's disease ...

Blue Badge holders could face a hefty £1,000 fine if they continue to display it after it has expired. This is because displaying an out of date Blue Badge is classed as ‘misuse’.

The Blue Badge scheme is primarily designed to help people with physical disabilities or long-term health conditions that affect their ability to walk or make journeys safely, but people with ...

Blue Badge holders in Peterborough are permitted to park on double or single yellow lines (where no loading restrictions are in place – indicated by single or double kerb markings) for up to ...

But many motorists may not know that some people automatically qualify for a badge. Blue Badges cost up to £10 in England and £20 in Scotland. It’s free in Wales.

A Blue Badge holder travelling either as a driver or a passenger can park for free in disabled parking bays and may also be exempt from other parking restrictions. There are currently more than 3. ...

Blue badge users are being warned about a misunderstood parking rule that could see them face a £1,000 fine or lose their badge altogether. Misconceptions and misuse of the pass could have ...

Anyone who suspects a blue badge is being misused can call 0115 876 1888 or email [email protected].

Lancashire has only 1,528 designated parking spaces for disabled ‘blue badge’ motorists, despite having 79,414 holders of the permits. Across the North West, there are only 4,978 such bays for ...