Blue Badge rule that could mean a £1,000 fine - even if the holder is in the car

Blue Badge rule that could mean a £1,000 fine - even if the holder is in the car

A Blue Badge can prove essential for many people living with disabilities. It gives holders the right to park in designated spaces and other restricted areas, often including on double yellow lines.

The scheme is designed to help people with mobility challenges gain better access to their destinations. This can be an essential appointment or simply a leisure activity.

In addition to helping people park nearer to where they need to be, it can also save money. Many car parks allow Blue Badge holders to park without charge under their regulations, reports the Express .

A Blue Badge is accessible to individuals with various medical conditions. Some qualify automatically whilst others receive the badge if the