People who use a Blue Badge to park in Cornwall are being asked to give their views on how the system is working for them.
Blue Badges allow people with certain disabilities to park closer to shops and services, whether they are the driver or a passenger in a vehicle.
It is hoped the anonymous survey, organised by Cornwall Council, will allow the authority to better support users and tackle misuse.
About 36,000 people living in Cornwall have a Blue Badge.
A BBC Investigation this year revealed Blue Badges are being faked, doctored, stolen and sold online.
Some people were even using badges of those who have died – which is illegal.
The government said it had strengthened powers by enabling plain clothes officers to inspect Blue Badges and confiscate those being used misused.
Councillor Thalia Marrington, cabinet member with responsibility for community safety and public protection at Cornwall Council, said: “A Blue Badge can be a real lifeline for people with a disability and can make such a big difference to their day-to-day life.
“We want to make sure that Blue Badge holders have a clear understanding of where and when they can park and don’t get caught out with a parking fine.”
The survey will be available on the Let’s Talk Cornwall website until January 2026.
