Apply for an exemption for parking as a family care or care service
Family care vehicles can obtain a parking permit from the competent authority. This can, for example, entitle you to free parking in the restricted parking ban, in residents' parking zones or in parking space management zones (parking spaces with parking meters or parking ticket machines). As a rule, the exemption only applies to certain individual family care activities.
Note the exact content of the exemption. When using the exemption permit, other persons in particular must not be endangered or hindered.
Process flow
You must submit an application for the granting of the exemption permit. How the application can be made varies from authority to authority.
The authority will then examine your application and, if necessary, grant the exemption.
Competent authority
Responsibility lies with the lower transport authorities. These are the districts, the independent and large independent cities, the municipalities and the Hanover region.
Requirements
The competent authority shall examine the application for the parking permit. There is no entitlement of the applicant.
Which documents are required?
The documents to be submitted vary from authority to authority. For example, you must provide a copy of the vehicle registration document.
What are the fees?
The amount of the fee varies depending on the number of vehicles, the period of validity of the parking authorization and its scope of application.
What deadlines do I have to pay attention to?
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The period of validity of the derogation may be limited.
Processing duration
variiert between the authorities
Legal basis
§ 46 Road Traffic Regulations
Applications / forms
- Forms: Application forms can be obtained from the competent authority.
- Online procedure possible: partial
- Written form required: no
- pappearing required: no
Appeal
You can bring an action before the competent administrative court.
Author
The text was automatically translated based on the German content.
Technically approved by
Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour, Transport and Digitalisation
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