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Munich residents complain about motorhomes taking up parking spaces

10.03.2026 02:37 1 min 1 source
t-online – München DEU
Munich residents complain about motorhomes taking up parking spaces
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In Munich residential areas like Gilmstraße, motorhomes and caravans occupy parking spaces for weeks, especially in winter. City officials state parking is allowed anywhere cars can park, provided the vehicles are registered and operational. However, caravans must be moved every two weeks by regulation. The city cannot impose a general ban as it contradicts federal traffic laws.

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Munich residents complain about motorhomes taking up parking spaces

10.03.2026 t-online – München DEU

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