Disabled Parking Only Sign 300mm x 200mm rigid 3mm sign

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Pedestrian crossings (zebra, pelican, toucan and puffin crossings), including areas marked by zig-zag lines. The Blue Badge scheme does not fully apply in 4 central London boroughs due to specific traffic management concerns in these areas. These are the City of Westminster, the City of London, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and part of the London Borough of Camden. By displaying Disabled Parking Signs, you contribute to a more inclusive and accessible environment. These signs communicate a clear message that certain parking spaces are reserved for individuals with disabilities, discouraging misuse and ensuring that disabled individuals have the necessary parking accommodations. By providing designated parking spots, you create a more accessible and welcoming atmosphere for all individuals, fostering a sense of inclusivity and social responsibility.

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All employees of the organisation who are responsible for transporting disabled people need to be made aware of the rules of the scheme. You cannot legally be wheelclamped on the public highway (‘on-street’) for parking offences, provided you correctly display a valid Blue Badge according to the rules of the scheme.

Disabled Parking Only Sign

The Blue Badge is not a licence to park anywhere. Like other road users, you must obey the rules of the road, as laid out in the Highway Code. Here is a list of places where you must not park. You must never give the badge to friends or family to allow them to have the benefit of the parking concessions. The parking concessions available for users of organisational Blue Badges are the same as those for Blue Badges issued to individuals. Please read the rest of this guidance for information on what parking concessions you are entitled to and how to use the badge. What badge do I need for an organisation?

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Do not park unless you have permission from the owner. Red Routes (major roads in Greater London which are marked with a single or double red line) Our accessible parking sign products are made from weather-resistant materials, such as durable plastic or polycarbonate, so they are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. With our range of reflective signs, you can choose to add our UV/Anti-Graffiti Over-Laminate option to protect your disabled parking signs from vandalism as well as from the elements.a replacement badge has been issued for one that is lost or stolen and the original is found / recovered - then the original badge must be returned There are a number of restrictions and local parking schemes which you need to be aware of. Here is a list of those places and the parking restrictions in force. If in doubt, ask the relevant council before you travel. Off-street car parks (such as supermarket, hospital or local council car parks) You must never use a copied badge to park or attempt to alter the details on a badge. The badge remains the property of the issuing local council. They can ask for the badge to be returned if it is being misused. If you do not drive yourself, you should share the information in this guidance with the person who will be carrying you as a passenger.

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It’s a criminal offence to misuse a badge. This includes people other than the badge holder taking advantage of the parking concessions provided under the scheme.

Disabled Parking Signs are designed to provide clear and accessible parking spaces for individuals with disabilities. These signs play a crucial role in ensuring equal access and convenience for disabled individuals, promoting inclusivity and compliance with accessibility regulations.