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Blue Badge map improvements

Directgov’s Blue Badge map helps disabled people travel across the UK more easily by providing information on accessibility and disabled facilities.

The new improvements to the Blue Badge map now make it even easier to get around. New features include:

• a rail map with information on accessibility and disabled facilities for more than 2,000 train stations in the UK
  
• assessments for more than 500 of these train stations
  
• accessibility information for more than 160 major football stadiums
  
• more information on London underground stations
  
• more information on car parking across the UK
  

Former England footballer Danny Wallace is now an ambassador for the National Association for Disabled Supporters (NADS). Danny, who has multiple sclerosis and is a Blue Badge holder himself, said: "I know first-hand how important Blue Badge parking is for disabled people and the knack is to know where to find spaces especially on match day.

"I was pleased to hear that NADS and Directgov have been working together and sharing their information in this way. The Blue Badge map is an important service and one that should help disabled fans across the UK."

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Further information

• About the Blue Badge map

• About the Blue Badge Scheme

• The Blue Badge map on mobile