Pavement parking
Clear pavements are essential for blind and partially sighted people, however, most report parking on pavements is a regular problem which impacts their ability to get around.
Drivers often mistakenly think they are doing the right thing by keeping the road clear, but fail to realise the consequences of their vehicle now blocking the footpath. The impact is that people with sight loss cannot see the obstruction until it is too late, and collide with the parked vehicle.
The briefings focus on England but even if you're based in Wales, Northern Ireland or Scotland, we hope they're useful. You can contact your local campaigns team for more information.
Who put that there! Pavement parking and what you can do about it
How to start a local campaign
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Further information
For more information about what's going on in your local area or the contact details of your local member of the Campaigns team check out our regional pages.
On my street campaigning news
Street obstructions like Advertising boards, cafe furniture, wheelie bins, cars parked on pavements and many more are a huge challenge to the ability of blind and partially sighted people in getting out and about. Find out what we're doing on this.
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