Municipality of Valkenswaard: applying for a personalised disabled parking space

a Personal Disabled Parking Space

You can apply for a personal disabled parking space with a license plate under the following conditions:

You are the driver and hold a disabled parking card as a driver.
You are registered in the Personal Records Database (BRP) at that address.
The vehicle’s license plate is in your name or in the name of your housemate.
If the license plate is in the name of a leasing company or business, you have a declaration from the license plate holder that you are the rightful driver.
You do not have parking facilities on your own property (garage/driveway).
You can walk a maximum of 100 meters and there is no parking available within this distance.
The parking pressure within a maximum radius of 100 meters is higher than 80%.

Disabled parking space with a license plate in combination with a parking permit:

If your disabled parking space with a license plate is in a paid parking area, you do not need to apply for a parking permit.
If your disabled parking space with a license plate is in a permit holders’ area, you must also have a parking permit.

Applying online

your DigiD;
if you want the parking space for your Canta microcar or motorised tricycle/quadricycle, a scan of the insurance certificate.

By post

a copy of your valid driving licence;
if you have a Canta microcar or motorised tricycle/quadricycle: a copy of the insurance certificate.

At the service desk

your valid driving licence;
if you have a Canta microcar or motorised tricycle/quadricycle: a copy of the insurance certificate.

You can apply online, by post or at the service desk.

Applying online

By post

Complete the form and send it to the municipality.

At the service desk

You can also apply for the parking space at the municipality’s service desk. You don't have to make an appointment.

For the most up-to-date information on prices, please visit the website.

You will receive a response to your request within 8 weeks.

If you qualify for a disabled parking space, this decision will be published. There is a 6-week period during which objections can be made against the establishment of your disabled parking space.

It can happen that you disagree with a decision made by the municipality. For example, if you applied for a permit but did not receive it. Often, you can file an objection against a decision made by the municipality. You do this by submitting a notice of objection. In the notice of objection, you explain why you disagree with the decision. The municipality must then make a new decision.

If you also disagree with this second decision, you can usually file an appeal with the court.