Are police officers also allowed to travel by bus/train for free in Cologne/NRW?
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Hello jstafireman,
Policemen are allowed to travel by train free of charge throughout Germany if they
If all three points are met, they may travel free of charge by trains of DB and in almost all other modes of transport. The police have to find out if there is an agreement with the transport company they want to use.
But you can’t say flat-rate that they are allowed to, but not that they are not allowed to. Always depends on the company/the traffic network.
Nice greeting
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Yes, policemen are allowed to go with the KVB free of charge.
http://www.kvb-koeln.de/german/tarif/ Conditions/polizisten.html