In April, Germany will implement significant changes affecting parental allowance, vehicle registration, and driving tests. The Elterngeld (parental allowance) will now only be available for families with a taxable annual income of €175,000 or less, targeting support for lower-income households. Additionally, a trial for an app enabling digital vehicle registration documents starts, aiming to eliminate the need for physical copies. Furthermore, the driving theory test will introduce new questions regarding road regulations and traffic signs, ensuring that the test remains relevant and up-to-date with legal standards.
Starting in April, the eligibility for Elterngeld will tighten, cutting off benefits for high-income families, ensuring support is directed to those most in need.
A trial for a new app for digital vehicle registration documents will begin in April, allowing drivers to access their paperwork on their smartphones without needing physical copies.
Changes to the driving theory test will include new questions and the removal of outdated ones, adapting to recent legal adjustments and maintaining safety on the roads.
This April marks significant policy shifts in Germany, impacting parental leave benefits, vehicle registration processes, and driving test preparations for new drivers.
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