Our purpose is to help every blue badge holders park closer, park comfortably, and park with peace of mind. We do this by empowering drivers and blue badge holders to report cars parked in designated bays without a blue badge on display.
Our mission is to provide high-quality education to drivers who park in a Disabled Parking Bay who don’t have a blue badge. We aim to provide a safe learning environment with a welcoming atmosphere to all drivers who misuse the disabled bays
Our vision is to completely eliminate disabled bay abuse by 2026 thereby giving all 2.25 million blue badge users complete peace of mind when parking.
Our vision is to completely eliminate disabled bay abuse by 2026 thereby giving all 2.25 million blue badge users complete peace of mind when parking.
We understand that local authorities have limited resources to investigate, enforce and educate offenders
Our mission is to provide high-quality education to drivers who park in a Disabled Parking Bay who don’t have a blue badge.
We aim to provide a safe learning environment with a welcoming atmosphere to all drivers who misuse the disabled bays
We are leading the development on a Blue Badge education platform that would be freely available for all investigators
Disabled Parking Aware is the trading name of The Fraudaware Trust, a registered charity with the Charity Commission in England and Wales (No 1191555)
“As an investigator with firsthand experience with Disable Parking investigations, I know that Disabled Parking Misuse is a problem that urgently needs to be solved.”
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If you suffer from anxiety, stress, or if you have mental health issues then you can apply for a Blue Badge.
You are automatically eligible for the Blue Badge if you score 10 points in the ‘planning and following journeys’ of your PIP assessment and were put in a category E
If you use someone else’s disabled badge and that badge holder is not in the car with you, either as a passenger or driver, then you have committed blue badge misuse, and that is a criminal offence under the current legislation.
Under Section 117 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, it is a criminal offence to misuse the Blue Badge and if you are convicted then you may get a criminal record and a possible fine of £1000. The Blue Badge may also be withdrawn.
1. Parking in the wrong place
2. Using a badge that is no longer valid
3. Using a badge that has been reported as lost or stolen
4. Letting another person use the badge
5. Using a copied badge
6. Altering the details on the badge
7. Making a fraudulent application
8. Continuing to use the badge when it is no longer needed
You can still apply for a Blue Badge If you have long-term problems walking or going to places – including problems caused by stress, anxiety, or other mental health issues.
1. You can also apply for a Blue Badge if you are applying on behalf of a child aged over
2. who has problems walking or going to places, or a child under
3. who needs to be close to a vehicle because of a health condition
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