US EditionGetting a German Driver's Licence Is Too Expensive: Authorities Agree
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Bundesverkehrsminister Schnieder anticipates the entry into force of a law at the earliest at the beginning of 2027 to make driving licences cheaper.
A law designed to make obtaining a licence cheaper could come into force at the earliest in 2027, and even then it would not become "directly cheaper".
Transport Minister Schnieder promises that the driving licence reform will be implemented quickly. Nevertheless, he says it's not worth waiting: driving licences won't get any cheaper that fast. The market will regulate that.
The journey to the driving licence costs up to 4000 euros: Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder (CDU) wants to do something about it. But until a planned law comes and shows effect, it may still take time.
Transport Minister Schnieder recommends not to postpone driving licences: even with the planned reform, it will not be cheaper so quickly.
The driver's license should be cheaper. In October, Minister of Transport Schnieder presented a rough plan for this. Now he clearly states that it cannot be implemented as quickly as some might hope.
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