New RV Night Fee in Inning: What You Need to Know!

New RV Night Fee in Inning: What You Need to Know!

Inning am Ammersee is facing a decisive change in the parking fee regulations for the popular parking lot in Stegen. How Mercury reported, the parking space will now be chargeable between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., with payment being possible conveniently via an app. This app designates the parking lot as day and night parking and ensures that toilets and wastebaskets are available. The move was initiated primarily due to the increased parking of RVs.

The second mayor Monika Schüßler-Kafka is significantly involved and has requested a night parking ban be examined. The local council is supportive of this, but there are concerns. These concern the possible parking of motorhome drivers in other, less regulated areas that no one has thought of.

The night fee in focus

Managing official Jürgen Hafner is bringing up a proposal that would impose a fee for night parking in Stegen. An amount of ten euros for a certain time of night is being discussed, although the exact time has yet to be determined. Mayor Walter Bleimaier suggests that the night should end at 10 a.m. and the fee requirement then comes into force. What sounds like a simple solution could, however, pose some challenges, as monitoring after dark is only possible to a limited extent.

Another problem is on the agenda: the local council has rejected the establishment of a special mobile home parking space, which could prove to be a hindrance. Parking machines and the parking app must also be adapted to meet the new requirements.

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The tailwind for the camping boom in Germany continues unbroken. Loud ADAC Motorhomes have become increasingly popular in recent years. The trend is reflected not only in the increasing number of new registrations, but also in the increasing use of public parking spaces in inner cities. Some roadside parking is permitted, but restrictions apply to heavier vehicles over 7.5 tonnes.

This increase can also be attributed to the corona pandemic, which has demonstrably led to a boom in carpentry trips and short vacations with mobile homes. In April 2023, the number of motorhomes registered in Germany exceeded the one million mark BR communicates.

When it comes to parking, it is important that the road traffic regulations are observed. Motorhomes may not be heavier than 7.5 tonnes in residential areas and local recreation areas and special regulations apply to seasonal license plates and the parking of caravans. The parking problem not only affects campers, but is also exacerbated by other types of vehicles.

So the developments in Inning could be a trailblazer for other communities facing similar RV parking challenges. It will be interesting to see how the situation develops and whether the measures taken will bring the desired success.