Blue Badges
Blue Badges help people with disabilities or health conditions park closer to their destination.
Read the government's guidance on responsibilities as a Blue Badge holder
Disabled persons' parking bays
A disabled person's parking bay is a parking space marked on the public highway by a white painted box with a sign indicating it's for Blue Badge holders only and operational at all times.
Please note: Even when a bay is provided in response to a request from a householder, the bay is available for any Blue Badge holder to us
Who can apply for a parking bay?
Applications are considered based on the following criteria:
- The applicant must be a resident of the borough of Hillingdon and a registered Blue Badge holder, with severe mobility difficulties.
- The applicant must be in receipt of the higher rate mobility component of a disabled person's living allowance (or attendance allowance, if over the age of 65).
- The property should not have off-street parking. Where off-street parking facilities are available, a bay may only be provided if the applicant can demonstrate the facilities are unsuitable for use due to the nature of their disability.
- A car must be registered at the address in the application form.
- Disabled persons' parking places will only be approved if road safety will not be adversely affected.
Applications will not normally be considered for:
- dial-a-ride, taxis, hospital drivers or others for the purposes of picking up or dropping off passengers
- visitors or carers
Apply for a parking bay
If you meet the eligibility criteria above, apply for a disabled parking bay using our online form.
Apply for a disabled parking bay
Removal of parking bay
We will remove any parking bays no longer necessary due to a change in circumstances or if they're reported to be unused. To inform us about a redundant parking bay, please use the button below.