In Munich a car enters the Umweltzone, including the Mittlerer Ring, with a green sticker. A Euro 4 diesel or older does not enter, until further notice, even with that sticker. The fine is €100, and €128.50 with fees, with no points.
In Munich a car enters the Umweltzone, including the Mittlerer Ring, with a green sticker. A Euro 4 diesel or older does not enter, until further notice, even with that sticker. The fine is €100, and €128.50 with fees, with no points.
Amanda warns you before the zone and guides you to your arrival.
Outline from open data, for guidance only. The signs on site always prevail.
A Euro 5/V diesel or better, a petrol car or another engine may enter the Umweltzone, including the Mittlerer Ring, if it carries the green sticker.
Until further notice, a Euro 4/IV diesel or older does not enter, including on the Mittlerer Ring. The green sticker does not lift that ban.
Deliveries and residents are exempt from the diesel ban by the signs. A visiting car is not in that exception.
Other cases, trades, night work, disability or care, are in the city's exception scheme. They do not open by themselves when you arrive: the detail is in the city's exception document.
Put the green sticker on before you enter, including for a car registered elsewhere. Without it, a Euro 5 diesel or a petrol car does not enter.
The page gives no hour when the zone switches off. Do not count on the night.
The city writes that the ban on Euro 4/IV diesel and older is fined €100 under the current catalogue. With fees it states €128.50. No points.
The fine notice states the amount applied.
Leave the car before the zone if it lacks the right sticker or is a Euro 4 diesel, and continue by S-Bahn or U-Bahn.
Each car park says on its page whether it charges. Check before you count on a space.
WebsiteCheck signs and rates on site before you park.
Speed camera alerts are switched off in Germany, because they are not allowed there. With Premium, Amanda finds parking near your destination, with walking time, fare and vehicle entrance.
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Updated November 9, 2026
Rules change. The signs on site and the official pages always have the final word.
