If you have a physical disability or health condition, you may eligible for a Blue Badge. Here is what you need to know if you live in the UK and are looking to apply.
Holders travelling as a driver or passengers are entitled to free parking in disabled bays, and in some cases may be exempt from other parking restrictions. New applications for are administered by local authorities across Great Britain, but are governed by the Department for Transport.
READ MORE: Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser dupe saving Amazon shoppers £69 makes the 'best hot chocolate' Mr Holden added that “80 per cent of citizens apply for a badge using the digital service operated by the Department for Transport”. A Blue Badge costs £20 in Scotland and is valid for three years - apply online here. Below is everything you need to know about the Blue Badge application process.Who can get a Blue Badge? In some cases, you may automatically qualify for a Blue Badge and in others, your local council will assess your eligibility. This may include going to a mobility assessment and meeting a healthcare professional.
The Timer Clock is a plastic dial with hands that can be adjusted to show the time of parking arrival.
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