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Study into the Provision of Existing Designated Disabled Persons Parking Bays in Off-Street Car Parks in the UK (2010) 

Publication Date: 23/03/2010

This document should be referenced properly and attributed to the various stakeholders. It should not be published in any form.

The British Parking Association (BPA), in partnership with the Department for Transport (DfT), Mobilise and the British Council of Shopping Centres (BCSC) commissioned WSP Development and Transportation to undertake a research survey of parking facilities for disabled people in off-street public car parks within the UK.

This research sought to examine whether the current blanket 6% guidance is appropriate for all land uses at all times of the day / week / year, and to understand the provision, allocation, use, abuse and enforcement of designated disabled parking bays in off-street public parking facilities.
Study into the Provision of Existing Designated Disabled Persons Parking Bays in Off-Street Car Parks in the UK (2010)
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