The Blue Badge scheme allows disabled people to park closer to their destinations and reduce the physical strain of needing to walk further

The DWP has responded to concerns about wheelchair accessibility with a minister giving an update on if substantially adapted vehicles will be impacted by tax changes

The Government has confirmed new tax arrangements for the Motability Scheme from July 2026, with average upfront costs expected to rise by around £400 over three years

A team is being set up by Motability to combat misuse, as disability vehicle scheme users face cost increases of around £400 from July 2026

The government has confirmed that changes to the Motability scheme will go ahead from July 2026, with VAT and insurance tax to be introduced, meaning the average advance payment will increase by around £400 over a three-year lease package

Blue Badges are given to people who struggle to get around to help them reach their destination but there are rules which must be followed

There are strict rules over who can qualify for a blue badge, when it can be used and if you get to park for free, this is what you need to know

The Blue Badge scheme is designed to allow users to park closer to their destination - but there are some situations where you may receive a parking fine

The Motability scheme enables personal independence payment recipients with serious mobility difficulties to lease a new car

Blue Badge parking permits allow their holders to park closer to their destination making it easier for them to get out and about

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