Whether you're a driver or passenger, any Blue Badge holder can park in accessible parking bays.
Blue Badge permits allow people with disabilities or health conditions to park in disabled parking spaces.
A Blue Badge allows you to park closer to where you're going whether you're a driver or a passenger. In Scotland, the pass lasts three years and the fee can be up to £20, but the exact charge depends on your local council. Whilst some groups of people are automatically eligible for a Blue Badge, others will need the council to assess their eligibility.
People with automatic Blue Badge eligibility People in Scotland will automatically get a Blue Badge if you:Your local council decides whether or not you are entitled to a Blue Badge - Scots can find more information and apply here.Top Life Hack Stories Today
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