Disabled Parking Signs

Reserve accessible parking spaces clearly with our Disabled Parking Signs, designed to comply with the Equality Act 2010 and the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016. Ideal for hospitals, retail parks, workplaces and public buildings, these signs improve accessibility and driver awareness. Choose from a range of materials and finishing options for a completely bespoke signage solution!

If you need something slightly different, be sure to check our extensive range of Traffic and Parking Signs!

 

Disabled Parking Signs

Our selection of disabled parking signs plays a vital role in managing parking spaces and ensuring spaces allocated for disabled people are available whn their needed. Whether you’re ordering for a retail store, office building or residential streets, our wheelchair parking signs help set expectations and avoid awkward confrontations with motorists. 

Our signage is designed to be customisable to your bespoke needs. Choose from a wide range of sizes, signage materials, and free finishing options to ensure a stress-free install at your site. Printed using advanced digital printing techniques, we guarantee sharp, vibrant and long-lasting print results that won’t begin to fade for years after purchase.

Why Wheelchair Parking Signs Are Necessary

Disabled parking spaces are only there for the people who need them most when they’re clearly displayed. Without clear signage, misuse becomes common, complaints increase, and staff are often left to deal with disputes that could have been easily avoided.

Proper disabled parking signage helps:

Clearly identify accessible parking bays

Prohibit unauthorised parking

Show that your business takes accessibility standards extremely seriously

While disabled parking signage isn’t strictly mandated by law in the UK, it does demonstrate you’re broader compliance with the Equality Act 2010 and Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions (TSRGD). They help remove ambiguity and reduce instances of non-compliance. 

Where Disabled Parking Signs Are Used

Our accessible parking signs are highly adaptable and can be used in a variety of settings. Common locations these signa re typically installed include: 

Office buildings and business parks

Retail parks and supermarkets

Public buildings (hospitals, GP surgeries, care homes, government buildings)

Residential streets and private property 

Car Parks

Choosing the Right Disabled Parking Sign

With several designs, sizes and material options to choose from, selecting the right disabled parking bay signs for your application needs can seem daunting. However, it’s pretty simple. Here are just some factors to consider when choosing the right sign for you: 

Design: Symbol-led designs with the wheelchair icon are recognised instantly, while text-based disabled parking only signs add clarity where misuse is common.

Size: Larger-sized signs are better for larger parking areas. If you’re just ordering for a small business car park, pick a smaller sign. If you’re ordering for a retail park or supermarket, opt for larger signs to maximise visibility and legibility. 

Durability: For this range of signs that are typically displayed outdoors, we recommend opting for our Foamex or Aluminium Signs as they are highly weatherproof. If you’re ordering for indoor car parks, our Rigid Plastic Boards could be a great choice. 

If you’re struggling to choose the right sign for you, don’t hesitate to contact one of our friendly print experts, who will be happy to assist!

How to Position Disabled Parking Signs for Maximum Effect

In order to maximise compliance, awareness and visibility, there are a few basic tips to follow: When displaying your parking signs for the handicapped, make sure you: 

Mount signs at eye level (1.6m from ground level)

Place the sign as close to the disabled parking space as possible

Ensure there are no visual obstructions within the line of sight

Most misuse happens when drivers claim they “didn’t see the sign.” Good positioning removes that excuse entirely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are disabled parking signage used for?

Disabled Parking Signs indicate parking spaces designated for people with blue holder badges. They are used to ensure that parking spaces are available to those who need them the most.

Are accessible parking signs a legal requirement in the UK?

Yes. To comply with the UK Equality Act 2010, car parks must ensure that disabled parking spaces are clearly marked and designated for people with disabilities.

What signage materials do you offer?

Our disabled parking only signs can be manufactured using a range of materials, including Self-Adhesive Stickers, Viprint (Rigid Plastic), PVC Foamex and Aluminium Dibond. Across this range, we ensure all application requirements are covered.

Are your reserved disabled parking signs weatherproof?

If you need a weatherproof outdoor sign, we recommend either our PVC foamex or Aluminium Dibond signage options. Both these materials offer years of resistance against wind, rain and UV.

Are your wheelchair parking signs easy to install?

Yes. Our Self-Adhesive sticker option bonds effortlessly to surfaces. Additionally, we offer a free hole-drilling service for our Viprint, Foamex, and Aluminium signage options to facilitate a stress-free installation.



Do you offer reflective disabled parking signs?

Yes. We can finish any of our designs with a glow-in-the-dark photoluminescent finish. If you require this, please contact us directly for a bespoke quotation.

Can I order custom disabled parking bay signs?

Of course you can. We can add your custom branding to any of our existing designs. If you require this, please contact us directly to let us know your design requirements. 

Are these signs suitable for driveways?

Absolutely. Our reserved for disability parking signs can be used for residential or commercial purposes.

Do you offer bulk discounts for large volume enquiries?

Absolutely. In fact, we operate a quantity-based pricing model which allows you to benefit from cheaper unit costs the more you order. This pricing model is particularly beneficial for councils, retail parks, schools, and facilities managers who need multiple disabled parking signs across sites.



How quickly can you produce my sign?

Our standard lead time is 2-3 working days from receiving your order. However, larger volume orders may take 4-5 working days to turn around. For a precise delivery date, please contact us directly. We also offer express shipping options if required.

Free Delivery (Over £25)
Massive Bulk Discounts!
30-Day Returns Policy
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