Which documents must you carry?

In Germany, when driving a vehicle, you are required to carry certain documents to prove that the vehicle is legally allowed on the road and that you are properly insured. These documents include:

1. Permit for use (Betriebserlaubnis) – This document shows that the vehicle is approved for road use and meets safety standards.

2. Test certificate – This is proof that the vehicle has passed mandatory inspections, such as the TÜV, which confirms its roadworthiness.

3. Evidence of insurance – This document proves that you have valid motor vehicle liability insurance, which is compulsory in Germany.

Carrying all three ensures you comply with German traffic regulations and can legally drive the vehicle. Missing any of these documents can lead to fines or legal issues during police checks.