Disabled Parking Only Sign 300mm x 200mm rigid 3mm sign

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There are no current arrangements for you to use the badge outside the European Union, in countries such as the USA, Canada, Australia or New Zealand, although they may be prepared to recognise the Blue Badge.

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With our range of reflective signs, you can choose to add our UV/Anti-Graffiti Over-Laminate option to protect your disabled parking signs from vandalism as well as from the elements. Disabled Parking Signs are designed to provide clear and accessible parking spaces for individuals with disabilities. By providing designated parking spots, you create a more accessible and welcoming atmosphere for all individuals, fostering a sense of inclusivity and social responsibility. Designed with both functionality and durability in mind, this sign is available in a choice of materials - recycled plastic or composite aluminium.Displaying Disabled Parking Signs help people know where they can park, DDA Parking Signs (Disabled Parking Signs) are also a great way of controlling nuisance parking. If you are a driver and your disability is likely to affect your ability to drive (even if your car is adapted), the law says you must tell the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA). Disabled parking guidelines There is no legal requirement to provide disabled parking spaces in the UK, though the British Standards Institution does strongly recommend that organisations provide parking bays for disabled drivers where possible. If your business imposes consequences for non-compliance with the driving bay permissions, it is important to alert drivers to this.

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These signs play a crucial role in ensuring equal access and convenience for disabled individuals, promoting inclusivity and compliance with accessibility regulations. If you do not drive yourself, it is important that you share this information with anyone who will be carrying you as a passenger. You may wish to check whether a particular local council has, exceptionally, chosen to allow Blue Badge holders to park where there are loading restrictions. If you are using the parking concessions as a passenger, it is your responsibility to make sure that the driver is aware of all the rules set out in this guidance. By displaying this sign, you can make sure that those in need of easier access to your building or site can always find a parking space close to where they need it.Standard colour usage The disabled parking symbols on our signs use the standard blue and white colourways associated with the Blue Badge parking permit scheme, and with disabled parking in general. These signs effectively communicate that specific parking spots are reserved for individuals with disabilities, preventing unauthorised parking and ensuring that these spaces are available when needed. Informing people of safe procedures: Safety signs can also inform people of safe procedures to follow in the workplace.

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If there is no dashboard or facia panel in your vehicle, you must still display the clock in a place where it can be clearly read from outside the vehicle. For example, the Parking Left Arrow and Parking Right Arrow signs clearly show drivers where to go to find the designated parking bays.Parking in forbidden areas or where it would endanger or obstruct other road users is an offence, which could result in you receiving a parking fine.

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These signs communicate a clear message that certain parking spaces are reserved for individuals with disabilities, discouraging misuse and ensuring that disabled individuals have the necessary parking accommodations. If you need to use a parking clock, you must display it on the vehicle’s dashboard or facia panel, so that the time can be seen clearly through the front windscreen. You must display the badge on the dashboard or facia panel, where it can be clearly read through the front windscreen. In compliance with the Equality Act, if your car park consists of over fifty spaces, at least 4% should be made available for people with disabilities - that's 2 in 50 spaces. The Blue Badge scheme does not fully apply in 4 central London boroughs due to specific traffic management concerns in these areas.Our accessible parking signs have a choice of fixing available with a bolted fixing or fittings for mounting on a post.