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If you're a driver or a passenger and you have mobility issues, you may be eligible for a Blue Badge. You can on the Scottish Government website.

If you receive benefits which entitle you to a blue badge, you need to enclose a copy of the original letter of entitlement to benefits dated within the last 12 months. If you are enclosing a Personal Independence Payment Letter of entitlement, you need to enclose a letter showing the breakdown of points you receive. We may also check that you are in receipt of this award with the Department of Work and Pensions.

Apply for a Blue Badge

You must include full contact information with your application as Blue Badge renewal notifications are no longer being sent via post. These are now only being sent via email or text.

Please remember that Blue Badge holders are exempt from the city centre low emission zone rules but you must apply for an exemption if you are travelling in a car that doesn't meet the emission standards.  on Transport Scotland's LEZ website.

Apply for a at risk criteria Blue Badge

If you are applying for a Blue Badge for a person who because of a mental condition lacks awareness of danger from traffic and is likely to compromise their safety or the safety of others, please visit the following web page and apply under the at risk criteria.

Blue badge at risk criteria

Renew a Blue Badge 

You should apply to renew your Blue Badge four months before your current badge expires.

Renewal notifications are no longer sent via post. These will be sent via email or text. Please include this contact information in your application.

There are currently delays in completing NHS assessments when applying for or renewing Blue Badges. This is outwith our control. Blue Badges which expire on or after 1 July 2024, will be accepted as being valid for on street parking in 91¸£ÀûÉç until 31 January 2025 providing there is a renewal application in process.

If you have any queries or difficulties regarding applying for a Blue Badge online then please contact the Travel Concessions team for assistance.

Pay for a Blue Badge

If you applied without making a payment when you submitted your application, please .

Lost, stolen or damaged Blue Badge

• Replacement badges cost £10.00. 
• Lost or stolen badges must be reported to the Police. You will need either the lost property report number or the crime reference number to complete this form. 
• Damaged badges must be returned to the Council.

Where you can park with a Blue Badge 

With a Blue Badge you can park free of charge and without a time limit on street in 91¸£ÀûÉç

• in pay and display and shared use on-street parking bays
• on single or double yellow lines when loading is allowed
• in greenways parking places when parking is allowed
• in disabled parking bays.

You should not park

• in bus lanes during the hours of operation
• in cycle lanes
• on single or double red lines during the hours of operation
• on zig-zag pedestrian crossings at school entrances
• in bus stops
• in parking spaces for residents, motorcycles and city car club users
• in suspended parking bays
• any place where traffic or emergency vehicles might be held up
• at dropped kerbs
• in public parking places on main traffic routes when loading is prohibited.

Permit areas

If you live in an area where there are on street residents' parking spaces you may be able to apply for a free residents permit. You can check whether you are eligible and apply online with our new service, NSL Apply.