Free travel entitlement for passengers with severe disabilities

Holders of a severely handicapped pass with supplementary sheet and valid token or an imprinted authorization ride free of charge
The transport of severely disabled persons is governed by the Social Security Code, as amended.
One person also travels free with the holder where this is noted in the pass

Fares info

	Onward travel ticket No
	Holder may be accompanied by other persons No, except for person authorised to travel with the holder
	Transferable No
	Use for First Class travel Yes, when severe disability pass covers First Class travel; otherwise with a supplement
	Cross-network fare Yes
	Dial-a-ride taxi service (AST), express bus, etc. Yes, in some cases with a supplement (1 supplement per journey)
	Use of IC/EC service No

Where a person is required to accompany the passenger during the journey, the letter “B” will be entered on the severe disability pass allowing them to travel free of charge, even if the passenger with a severe disability is not entitled to free travel.
Severely disabled persons' cards are only valid in the original
Severely disabled persons over the age of 14 who are visibly struggling when it comes to handling their disability card, may present copies or laminated copies of their disability card during inspection. Children up to and over the age of 14 can present a copy, also possibly laminated, during inspection.

Severely handicapped passes and free travel entitlements are only issued by the respective benefits office.

Our common conditions of carriage (only in German) and fare regulations (only in German) apply.