Doesn't help, the Blue Badge is for a person not a vehicle. One could use a taxi, use a Blue Badge to park (almost anywhere) and ask the taxi to wait for you.
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Have you tried it yet?
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The number plates on old (vintage) vehicles are known to be a problem for most ANPR cameras, but there aren't enough of them for the authorites to be bothered about.
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They aren't, there are specific fonts for number plates on cars after a certain year.
You can lose a cherished plate if they decide you are using an illegal font.
Its also an MOT fail but people just put the original plates on for the test.
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For the congestion zone in London you can register two vehicles, they charge a one off fee of £10.
The dart crossing they look at the tax classification and I believe all motability cars are disabled class and pay no road tax and the ANPR cameras on the dart crossing check that so you can just drive through.
I assume there is a way to tell them you are a blue bade holder if you are not driving a disabled tax class car.
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Not quite true..
you can't park on double reds,or clearways, but you can stop to allow a disabled person in or out.
You can't park where there is a loading restriction either.
Or anywhere *they* decide you are causing an obstruction.