Low Emissions Zone Augsburg

Welcome to our comprehensive information page about the emissions sticker and environmental zone in Augsburg. Here, you'll find everything you need to know about the implementation of the emissions zone, the required emissions sticker, exceptions, parking options outside the zone, and more.

Introduction to the Emissions Zone in Augsburg

Since 1 July 2009, it has been mandatory to have an emissions sticker when driving into Augsburg. This measure was introduced to improve air quality by restricting access to high-emission vehicles.

Map of the Emissions Zone in Augsburg

The map above highlights the emissions zone in orange. This includes the historic city centre, the train station, and adjacent neighbourhoods. The emissions zone is clearly marked with signs along its borders. If you drive into the orange zone, you will need a Germany emissions sticker.

Exceptions to the Emissions Zone in Augsburg

There are no exceptions for the emissions zone in Augsburg, including major thoroughfares. The zone begins as soon as you enter the city centre and is clearly indicated with signs.

Parking Outside the Emissions Zone in Augsburg

Parking outside the emissions zone is possible, allowing you to explore the city via public transport. P+R facilities such as P+R Plärrergelände and P+R Spickelbad offer convenient parking options. 

Which Emissions Sticker is Required in Augsburg?

Only vehicles with a green emissions sticker are allowed to enter Augsburg. The yellow sticker has been invalid since 1 June 2016.

Buy Your Emissions Sticker for Augsburg

You can easily order your emissions sticker through our application service. Pay securely via iDEAL, Bancontact, or PayPal and receive your sticker by post within one working day.

Emissions stickers are also available at major car dealerships and organisations such as DEKRA and TÜV in Augsburg (and the rest of Germany). Make sure to bring your vehicle registration document when applying.

Environmental Zones Around Augsburg

In the immediate vicinity of Augsburg, there are no other cities with an emissions zone. However, there are zones in Munich, Regensburg, Ulm, and Neu-Ulm within reasonable distance.

Tourism in Augsburg

If you want to explore or cycle around Augsburg, check out this site. Here, you'll find all the information you need for UK tourists. The added benefit is that it’s in English. You can plan a trip to a beautiful landmark or see what events are happening in the near future. 

We hope this comprehensive information gives you a clear understanding of the emissions zone and the required Germany emissions sticker in Augsburg.