Data sources & disclaimer
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Not a government service
ParkRadar is not offered by a government authority and is not affiliated with the City of Berlin, the State of Berlin, or any other public body. The app does not replace official traffic or parking information.
Community parking rule hints are submitted by users and are not official information. Always check local signs and traffic rules before parking.
Official sources (Berlin)
ParkRadar displays the following public data sources on the map for Berlin:
- Berlin Open Data (portal) — Overview of open government data from the City of Berlin
- Paid parking zones (Berlin Open Data) — Parking zones, tariffs, and resident parking areas on the map
- Scheduled events / no-stopping zones (Berlin Open Data) — Active no-stopping zones (Plan B)
- On-street parking (Berlin Open Data) — Permanent and time-limited no-stopping / no-parking restrictions on-street (eUVM)
- Roadworks & closures (VIZ Berlin) — VIZ closures and Plan B work sites on the map
- Parking management (City of Stuttgart) — Resident parking zones on the map (refreshed hourly)
- Resident parking zones (City of Münster) — Resident parking zones on the map
- Resident parking (City of Frankfurt am Main) — Resident parking zones on the map
- Parking management areas (City of Munich) — License and paid-parking management areas on the map
- Resident parking areas (City of Bonn) — Resident parking street sections on the map (no tariff in the dataset)
- Parking fee zones (City of Freiburg) — Parking fee zones 1–3 with hourly rate and hours on the map
- Park and Ride (P+R) facilities (Berlin Open Data) — P+R locations, stall counts, and average peak-hour occupancy (not live occupancy)
- OpenStreetMap — Parking ticket machines (community map data, where available)
More information
Technical details on data processing: Privacy policy, section 5.5