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The White Badge is issued to a specific vehicle and, unlike the Blue Badge, cannot be swapped between different vehicles.
Blue Badges help people with disabilities or health conditions park closer to their destination. You can apply for a badge for yourself, on behalf of somebody else or an organisation that transports people that need a Blue Badge.
If youre disabled or have a health condition that affects your mobility, you can apply for a Blue Badge. You can also apply for a badge if you care for a child with a health condition that affects their mobility. Councils can charge for a blue badge.
The purpose of the form is to explain why you believe you are eligible for a Blue Badge. You will need to list the reasons that mean you find it difficult to move, what disabilities you have, the level of mobility that you have, and provide any associated medical documentation to support what you are saying.
If youre disabled or have a health condition that affects your mobility, you can apply for a Blue Badge. You can also apply for a badge if you care for a child with a health condition that affects their mobility.
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Individuals applying for a disabled persons parking permit must apply in-person or by mail at a motor vehicle service center. The following documentation is required for issuance: Completed form HSMV 83039, signed by the customer and the docHubing authority (see below). Incomplete forms cannot be accepted.
Blue parking badges allow cars carrying people who are registered blind or people who have severe walking difficulties to be parked near shops, stations and other facilities. It replaced the Orange Badge Scheme. Blue Badges are issued as existing badges come up for renewal, or as new applications are processed.
3. The Orange Badge Scheme of parking concessions for disabled and blind people came into operation on 1 December 1971 by virtue of regulations made under Section 21 of the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act 1970.
Blue parking badges allow cars carrying people who are registered blind or people who have severe walking difficulties to be parked near shops, stations and other facilities. It replaced the Orange Badge Scheme. Blue Badges are issued as existing badges come up for renewal, or as new applications are processed.
The first parking scheme for disabled people (the Orange Badge Scheme) was created in 1971 to promote greater independent mobility and social inclusion.

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