Is there an extension for blue badge holders?

Is there an extension for blue badge holders?

The government has announced, following a consultation last summer, that they will be extending their Blue Badge Scheme from 30 August 2019 to include those with hidden disabilities. At the same time, they will also launch a review into the fraudulent use of Blue Badges.

Can you download an application form for a blue badge?

If you are a support organisation, download the following application form: Blue Badge application form for support organisations.

What kind of photo do you need for a blue badge?

Photos – how send a photo for your blue badge When you apply for a blue badge you should provide a clear, colour current photo of your head and shoulders. These are some brief instruction on how to send the blue badge team a photo if you have been unable to add the photo to your online application.

Can I get a Blue Badge if I have arthritis?

You may be eligible for a blue badge, meaning you can park closer to where you need to go. If you claim benefits like Attendance Allowance or Personal Independence Payment, or you have difficulty getting around because of your arthritis, then this will support your application.

Can you get a Blue Badge for arthritis?

What is the maximum walking distance for a blue badge?

50 meters
What is The Maximum Walking Distance For a Blue Badge? To qualify for a blue badge you have to have very considerable difficulties walking and is awarded to people who cannot walk more than 50 meters safely. This equates to 8 or more points on the ‘moving around’ activity on your PIP assessment.

How long can you walk without stopping for blue badge?

To qualify for a blue badge you have to have very considerable difficulties walking and is awarded to people who cannot walk more than 50 meters safely. This equates to 8 or more points on the ‘moving around’ activity on your PIP assessment.

What hidden disabilities qualify for a blue badge?

You may be able to get a Blue Badge if you: have a permanent disability that means you can’t walk or have difficulty walking….Some of the most common hidden disabilities include:

• depression.
• anxiety.
• bipolar.
• agoraphobia.
• autism.
• ADHD.
• coeliac disease.
• crohn’s disease.