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Applying for a disabled parking space

Do you have a disability and want to park your car close to your home or workplace? If so, you can apply for a parking space for the disabled at your municipality. This is a parking space in which other people with a disability can also park their car.

There are conditions for obtaining a disabled parking space .The municipality will consider, for example:

The parking space for people with disabilities is not just for one person. It is not linked to a vehicle registration number. Other people with disabilities can park their vehicles in this space as well. They must, however, also have an EU parking card for people with disabilities.

Do you want to apply for a disabled parking space that is exclusively for your vehicle? If so, apply for a personalised disabled parking space.

This is how it works for you

Your (future) place of residence falls under:
Informatie:

Here is some information from your municipality.

Disabled Parking Space (GPP)

Disabled parking spaces are parking spaces for people with physical disabilities. You will be given a dedicated parking space at your home or workplace, where only your vehicle with your registration number is allowed to park. Other drivers are prohibited from parking their cars there.

You can apply for a disable parking space under the following conditions:

You are the driver

  • In order to be given a disabled parking space near your home you must be registered in the Personal Records Database (BRP) at that address;
  • To get a disabled parking space near your work, you need a statement from your employer that you work there;
  • The vehicle's registration number must be in your name or your housemate's name;
  • If the registration number is in the name of a leasing company or other business, you will need a statement from the holder of the registration number that you are the vehicle's habitual driver;
  • You have a Disabled Parking Permit;
  • You do not have a private parking space, such as a garage.

You are the passenger

  • You cannot stay alone in your house while the driver picks up the car and parks;
  • You are always dependent on the driver's help for door-to-door transport;
  • There are no options for getting in and out of your car in front of your home or workplace;
  • You are registered in the Personal Records Database (BRP) at the same address as the car's driver;
  • The vehicle's registration number is in your name or the driver's name;
  • If the registration number is in the name of a leasing company or other business, you must be in possession of a statement by the holder of the registration number stating that you are the car's habitual driver;
  • You have a Disabled Parking Permit;
  • You do not have a private parking space, such as a garage.

You will need the following to submit your application:

  • A copy of your European Disabled Parking Permit;
  • The registration number of the car for which you are submitting the application;
  • A statement from your employer (if you want a parking space near your workplace).

You can apply for a disabled parking space if you have a Disabled Parking Permit. You can apply for your disabled parking space by clicking on the 'Apply' button.

Do you need to notify us of a change regarding your disabled parking space? You can apply for your disabled parking space by clicking on the 'Apply' button.

Do you not have a Disabled Parking Permit? Then you must begin by having your disability investigated by a medical authority.

For an up-to-date overview of fees, please consult the fee ordinance at www.overheid.nl.

You will receive an answer to your request within 8 weeks. If you are eligible for a disabled parking space, we will discuss its location with you. Sometimes the location you request for a disabled parking space is not suitable. This may be for road safety or parking pressure reasons. We then hope to be able to find an alternative location in consultation with you. After determining the location, it will take a further few weeks before the disabled parking space is created.

Questions about this topic?

Contact the Municipality of Montferland

Last updated on 21 September 2022