People on PIP, ADP or DLA need a certain number of points to qualify for a Blue Badge.
If you have a physical disability or health condition that affects your ability to walk safely, or have a hidden illness such as dementia, autism or Parkinson's, you may be able to get a Blue Badge to help you park closer to the places you want to go. A Blue Badge holder travelling either as a driver or a passenger can park for free in disabled parking bays and may also be exempt from other parking restrictions.
Applications for a Blue Badge can be made online, however the guidance advises that people with a mental condition need to contact their local council directly. It’s also worth noting that there is no set processing time for new applications or Blue Badge renewals, but it can take around 12 weeks. Your local council processes Blue Badge applications and sets the price - they will also be able to advise on how long it might take.
Other people who may qualify for a Blue Badge If you are not automatically eligible, you may be able to get a Blue Badge in certain circumstances, if you: The Timer Clock is a plastic dial with hands that can be adjusted to show the time of parking arrival. You can also reapply if your disability or health condition becomes more serious. Apply for a Blue Badge on the mygov.scot website here.
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