If you have a two-color disabled person's pass with the G, aG, Bl, H or Gl mark, you can apply for a supplementary sheet with a token. This allows you to travel free of charge on local public transport.

Severely disabled people who, as a result of their disability, are significantly impaired in their mobility in road traffic, are helpless or deaf, are transported free of charge on local public transport by the transport companies on presentation of an appropriately marked ID card with an orange imprint. A supplementary sheet to the ID card is required for free travel authorization, which must be provided with a valid token.

In the case of the G and Gl marks, a reduction in vehicle tax can be claimed as an alternative to free travel authorization. For this, a supplementary sheet without a token must be applied for instead of the supplementary sheet with a token.

In addition to the free travel entitlement, those with the aG, Bl and H signs are entitled to a vehicle tax exemption, for which no supplementary sheet without a token is required.

Local trains can be used free of charge; a fare surcharge is required for local trains subject to a surcharge.

Hand luggage, a wheelchair (insofar as the nature of the means of transport permits), other orthopaedic aids, a guide dog and - insofar as the need for a permanent companion is entered in the ID card (mark "B") - the person accompanying the severely disabled person are also transported free of charge.

Severely disabled persons are significantly impaired in their ability to move in road traffic if they are unable to cover distances in local traffic that are normally covered on foot without considerable difficulty or without danger to themselves or others as a result of a restriction in their ability to walk, including as a result of internal ailments, or as a result of seizures or impaired orientation.

Persons with severe disabilities who regularly require assistance when using public transportation due to their disability are entitled to have an accompanying person with them. This does not mean that the severely disabled person is a danger to themselves or others if they are not accompanied.

If your supplement is damaged or you have lost it, you can apply for a replacement.