Cheap parking for shift workers in Berlin - new regulation by the Senate

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according to a report by www.bz-berlin.de ,

unfavorable working hours, but cheap parking! Nurses, nurses, police officers, firefighters etc. will soon no longer have to draw a parking ticket.

The CDU/SPD senate has decided on a comprehensive regulation for exemption in parking zones. 2024 more shifters benefit from this (still open start).

What does unfavorable services or working hours fall?

►If the working hours at least one fifth of the monthly working classes are mandatory between 10.30 p.m. and 6.30 a.m. - or ends between 10.30 p.m. and 6.30 a.m.

or if

► Regularly changing or regularly unable to plan and working hours are intended at comparable time. These include services on weekends and public holidays or after alarm.

"This is an important sign for everyone who keeps the city going, a sign of appreciation," said traffic senator Manja Schreiner (45, CDU). Your colleague, health senator Ina Cyborra (57, SPD): "If nursing or medical staff work at night, if most of us sleep, you shouldn't have to pay."

The exceptional permits can be requested for a year or two, cost 40 or 60 euros.

Serve as proof of salary billing, collective agreement, allowance lists. Up to 4766 employees could benefit from the Berlin police, at the fire brigade 1200, at justice 1446.

And who will be able to park even cheaper? Public transport employees, BSR, energy suppliers, water companies, grocery suppliers, IT/telephone technology, delivery services for medication, blood pans, laboratories, cash suppliers.

As a Berlin citizen, we welcome this decision of the Senate, which represents recognition and appreciation for all people who work at unusual times to keep the city going. The possibility of parking in parking zones cheaply or free of charge is a relief for many working people who work at night or on weekends. It shows that their difficult working hours are recognized and they are supported in order to be able to practice their jobs better. This is an important step for improving working conditions for many Berliners.