RADAR key

RADAR key

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A RADAR key is a key for disabled people.

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You can use a RADAR key to unlock lots of accessible public toilets.

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Some people call a RADAR key a National Key Scheme (NKS) key.

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You might use a RADAR key to unlock an accessible public toilet in:

  • airports
  • shopping centres
  • bus and coach stations
  • train stations. 
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You might be able to get a RADAR key from your local council or you can buy one online.

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There are lots of websites which sell RADAR keys.  You can buy an official RADAR key from Disability Rights UK or the Blue Badge Company.

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If you need help with this information, contact the Learning Disability Helpline: