Parking situation in Babelsberg: New ID rules from June 30th!

Parking situation in Babelsberg: New ID rules from June 30th!

In Babelsberg it will soon become serious for all residents: from June 30th, new residential parking zones will be set up in parts of the popular district. But the way to the parking permit is anything but clear. As reported online, as reported online, as reported online, as reported online, but only after the necessary street tags can be applied online, as reported online. However, a clear regulation for short -term parking spaces in the meantime is missing, which brings the residents into an uncertain location.

The application itself is uncomplicated: a vehicle can be registered per person, the ID cards are conveniently sent by email. However, the first pick-up dates are only available from July 8, so that residents who want to park after June 30 could possibly fall into the "nodula trap"-without a parking notice and uncertain which threatens.

The costs of the residents' parking

Another aspect that causes discussions are the fees for the resident parking spaces. From the second half of 2025, these will be drastically increased. As reports [rbb24] (https://www.rbb24.de/payhung/2025/03/potsdam- farmerparktet-jahrette-jahrette-jahre-buehren-erhung.html), the price for a year parking white climbs previously to an incredible 145 euros. A two -year parking permit even costs 275 euros. This price increase is the first adaptation since 1993 and goes hand in hand with a legal adaptation of the Road Traffic Act from 2020.

Especially for people with a severely handicapped ID card, there is a financial relief: the fee is reduced by 50 percent when presenting a corresponding proof. Another point that can provide important information on the collection of the ID must be the necessary documents that must be submitted in the citizen service center. This includes, among other things, the ID card and the registration certificate of the vehicle. The city has compiled further details on its website.

political developments and changes

apart from the residents' parking, there is also politically exciting developments: Severin Fischer is proposed as an OB candidate by the SPD for the new election on September 21. Fischer, who is currently working as State Secretary for Economic Affairs, Energy and Companies in the Berlin Senate Department, is to represent the party in the vote on July 5. Another political heavyweight is Wilfried Peters, who is used as a new head of the constitution in Brandenburg. Citizens can not only deal with the parking cards, but can also look forward to the development in the political field.