Can non drivers get a blue badge?
Can non drivers get a blue badge?
You don’t need to be able to drive to apply for a Blue Badge, unless you’re applying because of problems with your arms. No one else can provide a genuine Blue Badge – if you think you’ve been scammed, you should report it.
Can you park on a single yellow line with a blue disabled badge?
BLUE BADGE HOLDERS CANNOT PARK: Single yellow line (except Kensington and Chelsea as long as there is no loading or unloading restriction and only for 20 minutes to drop off or pick up a disabled person, or to collect goods) Personalised disabled bays. Specific bays e.g. doctor, taxi etc.
Does having a blue badge mean you are registered disabled?
The disabled parking place for blue badge users does not belong to you, other badge holders can park there when displaying their blue badge. You might be able to get a disabled space outside your own home that only you can use. you have a valid disabled person’s badge – blue badge.
Do blue badge holders pay congestion charge in London?
If you hold a valid Blue Badge, you can apply for exemption from the congestion charge in London by paying a £10 administration fee. You can register up to two vehicles that you would normally use to travel within the charging zone. However, there are some exceptions for disabled people, including Blue Badge holders.
Can you park on double yellow lines with a disabled badge in England?
Badge holders may park on single or double yellow lines for up to 3 hours, but in general not where there are restrictions on loading or unloading – indicated by yellow kerb dashes and / or signs on plates.
Can I use Blue Badge in any car?
The Blue Badge is linked to you rather than a vehicle, so you can use it with any car. This includes taxis and hire cars that you’re driving, or travelling in as a passenger.
Can anyone park in a disabled bay outside your house?
The council can help people with disabilities by providing parking bays outside their home. A disabled bay is only introduced if the person holds a valid Blue Badge and is frequently unable to park within walking distance of their property. Any person with a valid Blue Badge can park in a disabled bay at any time.
