The scheme allows a disabled drivers to park in areas where others cannot, but there are certain places where permit holders ...

Hundreds of heartless drivers have tried to flout parking rules by using a blue badge that wasn't theirs. The brazen ...

Paid-for badges look similar but with a subtle difference, and there's even a browser extension that lets you turn them into dollar signs.

This is how long a Blue Badge lasts in the UK before you need to renew it - see how to apply for one, according to GOV.UK.

Blue Badges are issued by local authorities. The badge should be displayed when parked in designated areas or when using ...

We explain the criteria for a Blue Badge in England and how it may apply to a person with dementia. This may be useful for a person with dementia or someone helping them to complete the application.

Blue badge scheme: who is eligible and how can you apply? Eligibility has expanded to include, for example, people who become extremely anxious or fearful of public spaces or those who regularly ...

For example, Blue Badge holders cannot park in loading bays, spaces reserved for taxis or permit holders, or across pedestrian crossings.

Responsibilities of having a Blue Badge However, people who use a Blue Badge are obligated to use it properly. For example, it is a criminal offence for the holder or anyone else to misuse the badge.

Blue Badge holders could be at risk of facing a fine as high as £1,000 for breaking easy-to-forget rules. And it gets worse - you could be fined even more for misusing your Blue Badge if you ...