Sadly reports have been received that certain passengers on public transport throughout the UK have faced abuse for not wearing face coverings – many of these people have invisible disabilities and are therefore exempt from being required – or recommended – to wear them.
Below can be found both a printable template which can be cut out into badges – giving the reason for why you are not wearing one, and an article showing the recommendations for wearing face coverings in Scotland.
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Were do you get these cards
If you right click on the image you can save it to your compute/tablet/smart phone – from there you can print or share it. (MCC Communications and Media Coordinator)
I have heading aids where can I get the card from
If you right click on the image you can save it to your compute/tablet/smart phone – from there you ca