Freising increases parking fees: Drivers have to pay that much now!

Freising increases parking fees: Drivers have to pay that much now!

Freising, Deutschland - Freising drivers have to prepare for higher parking fees. After 13 years of price -conscious parking in the city center, the city council has made a decision that adapts the tariffs. According to a report of the Süddeutsche Zeitung , the new fee schedule is now 50 cents for 20 minutes, 1.50 euros for one hour and 3 euros for two hours. However, if you park the first three hours with an electric vehicle, you can breathe a sigh of relief. These vehicles are excluded from the new tariffs and may be parked free of charge.

Before the city council set the new fees, the old tariffs were 5 cents for three minutes, 50 cents for 30 minutes and 1 euro for one hour. This increase was necessary to promote budget consolidation. In particular, the introduction of new parking machines that enable the payment by card or cell phone should make parking in the city easier and increasing user -friendliness.

new fee schedule in detail

The adjustment of the fees applies to several central parking spaces in Freising, including:

• Wippenhauser Straße
• Kammergasse
• Landratsamt
• Viehmarktplatz
• Gartenstrasse
• Fabrikstrasse
• Bahnhofstrasse
• Otto-Straße
• Martin-Luther-Straße
• Angerbadergasse
• Prinz-Ludwig-Straße

The new fee schedule was introduced as part of the parking space management, which enables the municipalities to better regulate the parking lot situation. In addition, drivers in particularly burdened areas, where the parking pressure is high, receive the possibility of paying up to 1.30 euros per half hour, such as the Bayernportal

e-mobility in focus

With the new regulation, the electric vehicles are particularly advantageous. From April 1, 2025, cars with an "E" at the end of the license plate in Bavaria may park up to three hours free of charge, provided they are parked on marked public areas. This measure is intended to promote electromobility and create incentives for environmentally friendly transport. However, it is important that drivers ensure that they park in the correct areas because the exemption from fees does not apply to private parking spaces.