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§ Section 48 (1) of the Driving License Ordinance (FeV)
In order to transport passengers for a fee, a driver's license for passenger transport (FzF) is required.
If you are transporting passengers in a motor vehicle and a permit is required for this transport in accordance with the Passenger Transport Act, you will need a passenger transport driving license (FzF) in addition to the general driving license. The same applies if you transport passengers in an ambulance for a fee or for business purposes.
A driving license for passenger transport (FzF) is not required for
- Ambulances of the German Federal Armed Forces, the Federal Police, the police and the troops and civilian staff of other states party to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO),
- Civil protection ambulances if they are used for this purpose,
- ambulances of fire departments and rescue services recognized under national law.
If you are in possession of a category D or D1 driving license, you only need an FzF if you are driving a cab.
- Official proof of place and date of birth (e.g. identity card, passport)
- Current registration certificate, if applicable
- EU/EEA driver's license
- Proof that the vision requirements are met
- Proof of physical and mental aptitude
- Certificate of good conduct for submission to an authority
- Current information from the driving aptitude register
If the FzF is to apply to cabs, additionally:
- Proof of the required local knowledge by means of a certificate from a suitable authority
If the FzF is to apply to ambulances, additionally:
- Proof of participation in a first aid training course
- EU or EEA driving license required for driving the vehicle
- Minimum age: 21 years
if restricted to ambulances: 19 years of age - Personal reliability
- Mental and physical fitness
- Sufficient eyesight
- Possession of an EU/EEA category B driving license (or equivalent) for at least two years (at least one year if the FzF is restricted to ambulances) or two years' possession of a driving license within the last five years
- if the FzF is to apply to ambulances: Participation in first aid training
- if the FzF is to apply to cabs: Passing a local knowledge test
The fee is based on the scale of fees for road traffic measures (GebOSt).
See §§ 1, 2 PBefG regarding the definition of "against payment and on a commercial basis" and the question of the necessity of a permit under the Passenger Transportation Act.
Contact the driving license authority in the place where you have your main residence.