Parking: Apply for an exemption as a family carer or care service
Short text
- You can apply for an exemption from stopping and parking bans if you look after people in need of assistance or care as part of "family care" and are absolutely dependent on a motor vehicle, which you must park at the respective location (in the residents' parking area).
Full text
Family care vehicles can receive a parking authorisation from the responsible authority. This can, for example, authorise free parking in restricted no-parking zones, in residents' parking zones or in parking management zones (parking spaces with parking meters or parking ticket machines). The exemption authorisation is generally only valid for certain individual family care activities.
Please note the exact content of the exemption authorisation. Above all, when using the exemption authorisation, other persons must not be endangered or hindered.
Basis for action(s)
Required documents
The documents to be submitted vary from authority to authority. For example, you must submit a copy of the vehicle licence.
Prerequisites
The competent authority examines the application for a parking permit. The applicant has no entitlement.
Costs (fees, expenses, etc.)
Prepayment: NoThe amount of the fee varies depending on the number of vehicles, the period of validity of the parking authorisation and its area of validity.Procedure
You must submit an application for an exemption licence. How the application can be submitted varies from authority to authority.
The authority will then check your application and issue the exemption licence if necessary.
Deadlines
The period of validity of the exemption authorisation may be limited in time.
Typing
3bResponsible office
the road traffic authority