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Blue Badge Disabled Parking Scheme
The Blue Badge scheme gives on-street parking concessions to people who have severe mobility problems. You can get a badge if:
- you have very severe walking difficulties and are a driver or a passenger.
- you are registered blind.
- you drive a vehicle regularly and have a severe disability in both arms.
The badge cannot be used for temporary disabilities such as a broken limb or convalescence.
In Hertfordshire the badge is issued through Hertfordshire County Council’s Adult Care Services.
- Qualifying for a Blue Badge
- Applying for a Blue Badge (or renewing one)
- Assessments for a Blue Badge
- Using a Blue Badge
- Appealing when a Blue Badge has been refused
IMPORTANT: These pages are a summary of a leaflet published by Adult Care Services. To view the full text of the leaflet online, or order copies, please use the Adult Care Services Publications link and navigate to the People with disabilities section.
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External Links
- Blue Badge Parking Map: Direct Gov
- Blue Badge parking in London
- Blue Badge Network
- Department for Transport Blue Badge Scheme
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