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TOLL CONCESSIONS FOR DISABLED PERSON'S BADGE HOLDERS AT ROAD BRIDGES AND TUNNELS Disabled people using the following toll bridges and tunnels should be entitled to concessions provided they meet certain conditions set by the owners or operators. In some cases, to qualify for a concession an application has to be made in advance to the relevant bridge, tunnel or local authority. It is, therefore, generally advisable to check with owners or operators first. Birmingham Toll M6 Motorway The Mobility Exemption Pass is for the sole use on the M6 Toll and allows free passage of the nominated vehicle only. If you think you may be eligible for a Mobility Exemption Pass, you must apply to Midland Expressway Limited as no other evidence of disability (e.g. Blue Badge) can be accepted. Organisations, recognised by the Secretary of State for Transport, which operate a vehicle used for the carriage of disabled people can also use the motorway free of charge by applying in advance for a Mobility Exemption Pass: Customer Services, Midland Express Ltd, Operations Centre, Freepost NAT 9069, Weeford, Lichfield WS14 0BR e-mail : customer.services@m6toll.co.uk Web: www.m6toll.co.uk Clifton Suspension Bridge (B3124 West of Bristol) Dartford Tunnel/Dartford Bridge (River Thames) Dunham Bridge (A57 - Lincoln-Worksop) Erskine Bridge (Near Glasgow) Forth Road Bridge (Near Edinburgh) Humber Bridge (Near Hull) Itchen Bridge (A3025 Woolston-Southampton) Mersey Tunnel (Liverpool-Wirral) Individuals who are in receipt of the highest rate of the mobility component of Disability Living Allowance, or if too old the highest rate of Care Allowance. Concessions are granted on written application only and the forms are obtained from: The General Manager, The Mersey Tunnels, George's Dock Building, George's Dock Way, Pier Head, Liverpool L3 1DD Severn Bridge/Second Severn Crossing (M4/M48 North of Bristol) Skye Bridge Tamar Bridge (A38 Plymouth-Liskeard)/ Torpoint Ferry (A374 Plymouth-Torpoint) 1. Those who receive the higher rate of the mobility component of the Disability Living Allowance 2. Those who receive War Pensioners Mobility Supplement 3. Those who are exempt from the payment of Vehicle Excise Duty 4. Those who are registered blind. An advance application for free vouchers must be made. Up to 100 vouchers per year will be issued after proof of entitlement and a passport photograph must be supplied to the Joint Committee . A stamped addressed envelope must accompany all enquiries. Full details can be obtained from: The Tamar Bridge and Torpoint Ferry Joint Committee, 2 Ferry Street, Torpoint, Cornwall, PL11 2AX . Tay Road Bridge (Newport-on-Tay -Dundee) Tyne Tunnel (Near Newcastle) Whitchurch Bridge (B471 Pangbourne-Whitchurch) Whitney on Wye Bridge (B4350 Whitney-Hay-on-Wye) Whilst The Forum of Mobility Centres has taken every care to ensure the information provided in this document is accurate, the Forum does not endorse or make any representations as to the quality, cost or availability of the products, services, and suppliers listed here. The Forum of Mobility Centres cannot in any circumstances accept liability of any kind arising out of or in connection with the use of this information or any reliance placed on it by any person. JUNE 2009
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