MCP tool
get_driving_rules
Returns the German road rules a visitor needs: low-emission zones (Umweltzone) and the Feinstaubplakette, speed limits (advisory 130), winter tyres, alcohol, the Sunday lorry ban, tolls, Rettungsgasse, what must be in the car, electric cars.
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From the publisher:Returns the German road rules a visitor needs: low-emission zones (Umweltzone) and the Feinstaubplakette, speed limits (advisory 130), winter tyres, alcohol, the Sunday lorry ban, tolls, Rettungsgasse, what must be in the car, electric cars. Use when someone drives through Germany or asks whether they may enter a city or street. Do NOT use for live traffic or closures: check_autobahn_traffic; to F
Install ViaFrei →Parameter Type Description topicstring Which rule to answer. "lez" = low-emission zone and Feinstaubplakette, "speed" = speed limits including the Autobahn advisory 130, "winter" = winter-tyre duty, "alcohol" = alcohol and drugs, "toll" = citystring City the question is about, e.g. "Stuttgart", "München", "Munich". Narrows "lez" to that city's zone and adds the per-city caveat for "ev". Other topics are nationwide. Omit when the question is not a placestring A street address, district, station or other point ("Alexanderplatz, Berlin", "Kölner Dom") to check against the published low-emission-zone boundaries: inside, outside with the distance, or unknown. latnumber Latitude (WGS 84) of the point to check against the zone boundaries. Use with lon; otherwise use place. lonnumber Longitude (WGS 84) of the point to check against the zone boundaries. Use with lat; otherwise use place. languagestring Set this on every call to the language the person is writing in: "en" if they wrote English, "de" if they wrote German. Do not leave it out: it defaults to German ("de"), which is only the fallback wh
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