You can definitely do that. It just has to be readable from outside.
@Brumefey@sh.itjust.works
Unfortunately not:
If you drive into an environmental zone and have a green sticker on which the number plate is already entered and carry it in the car or place it visibly behind the windscreen when parking, can you be fined in this case? What is the legal situation in this case?
The regulation for displaying the environmental sticker is as follows:
To identify a motor vehicle, the sticker must be clearly visible on the inside of the windscreen. The sticker must be designed and affixed in such a way that it self-destructs when removed from the windscreen (source: 35.Verordnung zur Durchführung des Bundes-Immissionsschutzgesetzes).
Carrying and improperly affixing the environmental sticker can result in a fine.
https://www.umweltplakette.org/fragen-und-antworten
It has been reported in the media, that people were fined, who had the badge attached to a piece of a broken windscreen after it had been replaced.
Okay, thank you. I’ll not risk 100 eur of fine so I’ll fix it correctly. That legislation is so dumb…
That legislation is so dumb…
Seconded.
But you don't need a vignette for Germany?
edit: OP you mean the Umweltplakette (enviormental badge). A vignette is specifically for road taxes.
Its the green one about exhaust pollution for being allowed to enter the city center.
I see.
Thanks and sorry for the confusion, I edited the topic.
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