Blue Badge Security holders

Moonlady
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Hello there
We have recently got a blue badge for my partner. At the moment we do not have transport but when we do, obviously will be using the blue badge
Do people tend to get the blue badge protectors and things that lock onto the steering wheel as well? Just a side note, I live in London so crime rate is high.
I remember ages ago about people trying to steal the blue badges through braking windows etc. Didnt know if this was still a thing as such
Any info appreciated.
Thanks
We have recently got a blue badge for my partner. At the moment we do not have transport but when we do, obviously will be using the blue badge
Do people tend to get the blue badge protectors and things that lock onto the steering wheel as well? Just a side note, I live in London so crime rate is high.
I remember ages ago about people trying to steal the blue badges through braking windows etc. Didnt know if this was still a thing as such
Any info appreciated.
Thanks
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Hello @Moonlady
I don't have a blue badge, but if you can protect that and your vehicle in any way, I'd say it would be good to be cautious if that kind of crime is high in your area.1 -
Hannah_Scope said:Hello @Moonlady
I don't have a blue badge, but if you can protect that and your vehicle in any way, I'd say it would be good to be cautious if that kind of crime is high in your area.
I've just passed by a car with one I was thinking of getting when the time comes.
Tipped the balance about buying one....thanks
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I've had a blue badge for 10 years and can't say I've ever seen one. Never had a problem with putting mine on the dashboard, in just a standard cover.1
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Thanks poppy123456
I do live in a high crime area so probably overthinking......I shall see when the time comes. Appreciate your response.0
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