Where can you not park with a Blue Badge?

You’ll need to check the signs in the car park. Having a Blue Badge doesn’t let you park anywhere – you still have to follow the usual parking regulations. For example, you can still get a fine if you park somewhere that endangers people, like outside a school or near a junction.

Can a blue badge holder use a disabled parking bay?

If you’re a Blue Badge holder, you can apply for a disabled parking bay or a permit only parking bay or use an existing bay, if one exists. You can no longer apply for a new disabled parking bay to be installed.

Can you get a blue badge in Haringey?

As of August of last year, Haringey residents with ‘hidden disabilities’ can also apply for a Blue Badge and a dedicated parking bay as well. This policy will change people’s lives and allow them to have the independence that they need and want.

How can I apply for a disabled bay?

You can apply for a disabled bay through the Advice and Contact team. A Blue Badge may only be used when the badge holder is driving or being transported in the vehicle. It may not be used by a friend, relative or helper even when providing a service for the disabled badge holder such as shopping unless the badge holder is travelling with them.

Are there any disabled parking bays in Haringey?

Find out more and watch our videos Haringey Council recently launched its new dedicated disabled parking bay policy, which ensures that Blue Badge holders get full use of the bays they have requested either outside their homes or offices.

Can a blue badge holder Park in a disabled parking bay?

If yes, you may be declined a disabled parking bay but applications will be assessed on a case by case basis. Within Barking and Dagenham, valid blue badge holders are permitted to park for free in a resident parking bay as long as the valid blue badge is displayed.

How does a blue badge help a disabled person?

If you are disabled, the Blue Badge scheme helps you park closer to your destination. It provides you with a Blue Badge that helps you to park your vehicle in various parking places. We can provide parking bays for Blue Badge holders who don’t have a driveway and have difficulty parking outside their home.

Do you need a resident permit to use a blue badge?

It provides you with a Blue Badge that helps you to park your vehicle in various parking places. We can provide parking bays for Blue Badge holders who don’t have a driveway and have difficulty parking outside their home. Blue Badge holders don’t need a resident’s permit to park in resident bays in our controlled parking zones.

Where can I apply for a blue badge in England?

Go to your local council’s website for information about the scheme. You can only use this service to get information about the Blue Badge scheme from councils in England. You can apply for a Blue Badge online if you live in England or Wales. Find out more about the Blue Badge scheme if you’re in Scotland or Northern Ireland. Is this page useful?