Introduction
A clinically recognisable disability is a permanent disability that must be certified by a doctor, in order to get a Mobility Parking Scheme (MPS) permit.
If you meet the clinically recognisable disability criteria, your doctor needs to fill out the relevant part of the MPS application (individual or temporary) form.
This only needs to be done once. It won't be required when applying to renew or replace your permit.
Eligibility
You meet the clinically recognisable disability criteria if you have one of the following:
- paraplegia
- quadriplegia
- leg amputation
- motor neurone disease
- cerebral palsy
- chromosomal or syndromic condition
- neurodegenerative disorder
- neuromuscular condition, or
- blindness.
Note: Applicants who have an intellectual, psychiatric or cognitive impairment must meet at least one of the eligibility criteria above in order to be considered eligible.
What you need
- your proof of identity
- your concession card details (if applicable)
- the PDF form – 'Mobility Parking Scheme Application (Individual or Temporary)'.
How to apply
- Download and complete the Mobility Parking Scheme Application (Individual or Temporary) – PDF.
- Have your doctor fill in the Medical Certificate section.
- Make sure you have all your documentation.
- Visit a service centre and submit your application.
More information
Transport for NSW only records whether or not you meet the clinically recognisable disability criteria, not the details of the disability.