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Driving 8km/h too fast in town is only a Ordnungswidrigkeit (misbehaviour), wrong parking, too.

They don't affect the Niederlassungserlaubnis application.

It is affected as soon a crimeVerkehrsstraftat ("traffic crime") is involved. Some things which may be considered a crimeVerkehrsstraftat by a judge are for example driving without license, driving while on drugs, hit&run, and failure to render assistance. Driving way too fast, or driving slightly too fast and causing a crash, or driving carelessly and causing a crash can also be considered a crimeVerkehrsstraftat.

Driving 8km/h too fast in town is only a Ordnungswidrigkeit (misbehaviour), wrong parking, too.

They don't affect the Niederlassungserlaubnis application.

It is affected as soon crime is involved. Some things which may be considered a crime by a judge are for example driving without license, driving while on drugs, hit&run, and failure to render assistance. Driving way too fast, or driving slightly too fast and causing a crash, or driving carelessly and causing a crash can also be considered a crime.

Driving 8km/h too fast in town is only a Ordnungswidrigkeit (misbehaviour), wrong parking, too.

They don't affect the Niederlassungserlaubnis application.

It is affected as soon a Verkehrsstraftat ("traffic crime") is involved. Some things which may be considered a Verkehrsstraftat by a judge are for example driving without license, driving while on drugs, hit&run, and failure to render assistance. Driving way too fast, or driving slightly too fast and causing a crash, or driving carelessly and causing a crash can also be considered a Verkehrsstraftat.

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Janka
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Driving 8km/h too fast in town is only a Ordnungswidrigkeit (misbehaviour), wrong parking, too.

They don't affect the Niederlassungserlaubnis application.

It is affected as soon crime is involved. Some things which may be considered a crime by a judge are for example driving without license, driving while on drugs, hit&run, and failure to render assistance. Driving way too fast, or driving slightly too fast and causing a crash, or driving carelessly and causing a crash can also be considered a crime.