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05-09-2010, 19:31
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Re: Read this without shaking your head in despair!
I don`t mean to be heartless but some one who can walk a fair distance with false limbs doesn`t need blue badge award.
There again if pain is suffered and a wheel chair is needed then certainly they should get the award. Again people who have suffered heart attack can get blue badge award. The disabled spaces are wider ..... Why ?? .....so the wheel chair can be brought alongside the vehicle.. My wife who is disabled ,in a wheelchair and we get her in the car by a ramp (the car has been modified , we have this car for 5 years and not the normal 3 years) we try not to use the disabled spaces as we don`t need the extra side space so leave for those who do. When using the blue badge the disabled person must be OUT of the vehicle. |
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