Failing to pay could land you with a £1,000 fine

The government has issued a warning to people who use a Blue Badge. It's important to know the rules

The Blue Badge scheme is primarily designed to help people with severe, long-term mobility issues

While blue badge holders are typically allowed to park on yellow lines, this is not always the case

The DVLA has warned motorists that they are required to do one thing with their vehicle or they could be fined thousands of pounds

A new survey from Disabled Motoring UK aims to tackle the ongoing misuse of disabled parking bays and Blue Badges that people face when parking at six major supermarket chains

People planning to use their Blue Badge abroad need to check local guidance before heading off

Blue Badge holders are being urged to take action ahead of their permit's expiration date to avoid being hit with a hefty fine

Proposals to ban pavement parking are currently being reviewed, with a transport minister recently confirming she was in favour of a nationwide ban

The Blue Badge scheme is aimed at helping those with disabilities or health conditions to park nearer to their destination

Although the Blue Badge scheme does provide parking concessions to help disabled people get closer to their destinations, it doesn't permit them right to park anywhere

Drivers have been warned that failing to meet simple DVLA eyesight rules could see their licence being 'immediately revoked by the police' and they could be hit with fines

The "mobility" buzzword takes on a very different meaning for disabled individuals

There are an estimated two million disabled drivers in the UK, so I am far from the first one to experience these frustrations, and things are far worse for people without even my level of mobility. If you can't get out of your car then you simply have to...