No style for style’s sake, no embellishment, just function. Much like what Kia has represented for many years. So what’s the difference? When a company sets out to design their logo, there are number of psychological factors than go into it. Many of these logos have a story behind them, but ultimately the design is supposed to resonate with you on a psychological level. Let’s explore the factors that go into designing a logo. The following actions from the 2015 principles remain voluntary but all trusts should implement them wherever possible.

Maserati was around long before Ferrari. Neptune’s trident symbolises power and agility, while the blue and white colour scheme is a homage to the city of Bologna’s flag. their implementation of the NHS car parking principles including implementation of free car parking for those with greatest needCar logos with circles are in no short supply in today’s vehicular landscape. As shapes in the automobile industry go, circles are some of the most popular for a range of reasons. The Blue Oval has, for most of its life, simply displayed ‘Ford’ in a curvaceous font. Which one is correct, though? If you cannot walk or find walking difficult, you will also be asked questions around how your condition affects your walking.

The parking concessions available for users of organisational Blue Badges are the same as those for Blue Badges issued to individuals. Please read the rest of this guidance for information on what parking concessions you are entitled to and how to use the badge. What badge do I need for an organisation? In 1918, the badge was changed to include a dark blue surround ring with the words “Alfa-Romeo Milano”, along with two Savoy dynasty knots for the kingdom of Italy. In 1925, it underwent further change to include laurels that signify the Alfa P2’s win at the Automobile World Championship, and in 1945 when Italy’s monarchy ended, the Savoy knots were removed. You cannot legally be wheelclamped on the public highway (‘on-street’) for parking offences, provided you correctly display a valid Blue Badge according to the rules of the scheme. Honda’s silver ‘H’ emblem might not look very special in any way, but its elegance and simplicity speak about the brand’s philosophy. The H comes from Soichiro Honda, the founder, who used to be a mechanic, tuner and racer with his biggest dream to own an auto factory. He managed to do that by transforming Honda into the largest builder of motorcycles and the second largest builder of autos in Japan.

An easy one, we would hope. Power and agility are best expressed when the trident is pointing upwards. Mazda A decade later, the Jaguar cat made its first apparition on the company’s emblem, conveying power and agility without any other hidden meanings. Their cars have already proven those qualities to the entire world. 12. Lamborghini While the South Korean automaker Hyundai’s emblem appears as just a copied and modified version of the Honda logo, it means a little more. The leaned ‘H’ from Hyundai represents both the brand name and two people shaking hands. The oval around it adds a symbolic perpetuity that Hyundai pursues in its business. 14. Infiniti