Need a blue badge but only have standard PIP
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You will need good evidence of planning and following a journey.
My experience of the assessment process is that it is harsh. My wife tried a few times but failed miserably despite being awarded Attendance Allowance at the highest rate primarily for not being able to mobilise well in the home. You will have to convince the assessor visually what your issues are, how they affect you and what you do to compensate for them.
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