Low Emission Zone Stuttgart

Do I need an environmental badge to drive in the low emission zone in Stuttgart? What type of environmental badge is required in the environmental zone Stuttgart? Please read below.

Required type of environmental badge in Stuttgart

Green

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Stuttgart

Vehicles allowed only with a valid environmental badge

Private car

class M1

Needs an eco badge

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Company vehicle

< 3,5t (N1)

Needs an eco badge

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Commercial vehicle

> 3,5t (lorry, bus, coach)

Needs an eco badge

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Motorcycle, moped

class L

Allowed without an eco badge

Where to place the environmental sticker

The environmental badge should be placed in the bottom-right corner of the windscreen.

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About green zones in Stuttgart

Green Zone in Stuttgart, Germany

In Stuttgart, the environmental zones were introduced in the same year as in Berlin, i.e. on 1.3.2008. Gradually, however, as in most German cities, entry was allowed only to more environmentally friendly vehicles and since 1.1.2012, only vehicles with the green sticker on the windscreen have been allowed to enter the city. Without this badge, you risk a high fine when entering the city centre.

Driving in Stuttgart

Are you going to Stuttgart by car?

From 1. 1. 2012, all drivers need a green badge to enter Stuttgart. Entrance is therefore allowed only to vehicles with a minimum level of air pollution that falls under the Euro 4 and Euro 1 emissions classes for diesel and petrol, respectively. Failure to comply with these rules is punished in Germany with a fine of 100 euros.

The low-emissions zone of Stuttgart includes the city centre, as well as adjacent neighbourhoods, which intersect the important communications B10 and B14.

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The date of introduction of environmental zones
in Stuttgart

Date	Conditions
From 1.1. 2012	entry allowed only with green environmental badge
From 1.7. 2010	entry allowed with yellow or green environmental badge
From 1.3. 2008	entry allowed with red, yellow or green environmental badge

Pavlina Pavlina is an author at EnvironmentalBadge.com and our expert on European low-emission zones, with many years’ experience assessing vehicles for environmental badges.

Last update 12.12.2025

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