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NEWCOMERS | KAISERSLAUTERN

WEBSITES

SOCIAL MEDIA

DRIVING INFORMATION

SCHOOLS

CHILD DEVELOPMENT

CHILD, YOUTH, & SCHOOL PROGRAMS

LIVING

TRAVEL / LEISURE

AMENITIES

Everything KMC

Q & A about PSCing and KMC
www.everythingKMC.com

Kaiserslautern American (KA)

Local paper updated every Friday
www.kaiserslauternamerican.com

Armed Forces Network (AFN)

www.myafn.net and www.afneurope.net

US Army in Kaiserslautern

http://www.kaiserslautern.army.mil

Army Community Service

http://www.mwrgermany.com/acs/

Military Installations

http://www.militaryinstallations.dod.mil
Enter Kaiserslautern in drop down box

Life Lessons of a Military Wife-Primer to Germany

www.lifelessonsmilitarywife.com/?page_id=2757

Commissary

www.commissaries.com

21st Theater Sustainment Command

www.eur.army.mil/21TSC

Automated Housing Referral Network

www.ahrn.com

For Pet Owners bringing Pets

http://www.army.mil/article/95061/

Military One Source has a ‘Plan My Move’

www.militaryonesource.mil
Scroll over military life & deployment-click moving
Under tools on right side of page-click plan my move

Shipping 2nd Vehicle

www.online.transcar.de/2ndPOV-main.html

PCS/Relocation FAQ’s

http://www.defensetravel.dod.mil/site/faqpcs.cfm

Learn German through the Army Library Online before you move

http://www.library.ulinet.army.mil/
go to right side of page to Transparent language and register for 1st time user

Ramstein Yard Sales - Like Craigslist for Military

http://ramstein.bookoo.com/

21st Theater Sustainment Command

https://www.facebook.com/21stTSC?fref=pb

21st FRSA

https://www.facebook.com/21stFrsa?fref=ts

21st TSC HHC FRG

https://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/144963148938830/?fref=ts

21st Weather

https://www.facebook.com/pages/21stWeather/106132302835316?fref=ts

U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern

https://www.facebook.com/army.kaiserslautern?fref=pb

U.S. Army Garrison Kaiserslautern ACS

https://www.facebook.com/KaiserslauternACS?fref=pb

AFN Kaiserslautern

https://www.facebook.com/pages/AFN-Kaiserslautern/132003660176193?fref=ts

European Stars and Strips

https://www.facebook.com/#!/StripesEurope?fref=ts

Kaiserslautern FMWR

https://www.facebook.com/KaiserslauternMWR

Kaiserslautern USO

https://www.facebook.com/kaiserslautern.uso

KMC Neighborhood Watch

https://www.facebook.com/KMCNeighborhoodWatch?ref=stream

KLSA Landstuhl and Pulaski Thrift Shops

https://www.facebook.com/pages/KLSA-Landstuhl-and-Pulaski-Thrift-Shops/244360725592019

American Army Wives of Germany

https://www.facebook.com/Army.wives.of.Germany?ref=ts&fref=ts

Life Lessons of a Military Wife

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Life-Lessons-of-a-Military-Wife/113796448681344?fref=ts

Oconus Wives

https://www.facebook.com/oconus.wives?fref=ts

Moving House for the Military Spouse

https://www.facebook.com/movinghousemilitaryspouse?fref=ts

Driver's Testing Office
Daenner Kaserne, Bldg. 3104
Mon-Fri, 0730-1200, 1230-1530
Driver's Orientation: Mon, Thurs 0800
Testing Station: Wed 0845 next to ITC Center
For road test or written test, call for appt: 483-7332/7335

Vehicle In/Out Processing
Kapaun Bldg. 2806
0631-536-7750/7384
DSN 489-7750/7384
Mon-Fri, 0800-1700

Auto Inspection/ Registration
Kapaun Bldg. 2807
0631-536-6400
DSN 0489-6400
Mon-Fri, 0700-1545
Last duty day of the month: 0700-1100
Closed US holidays & family days

Vehicle Registration Office
Kapaun Bldg. 2806
0631-536-7542/7729
DSN 489-7542/7729
Mon-Fri, 0700-1100
Last duty day of month:
0700-1100
Closed federal holidays & family days

Child Seat Requirements

Germany has relatively strict laws when it comes to child safety while driving. German law requires that any child up to 12 years of age who are less than 59 inches tall must ride in an approved car seat or booster. Any child under the age of three may not be in a moving vehicle without a suitable car seat and no rear facing infant seats are allowed in the front seat of a vehicle with airbags.
These laws also apply when riding in a taxi.

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Driving With Your Dog

Dogs usually enjoy car rides. Germany has very strict laws when it comes to dogs, with about 10 laws for dogs for every one law for humans! German law requires that when traveling with your dog that they must wear a harness. You can buy a harness in Germany or pay less to have on shipped to you.

Comfort Ride Travelin' Dog Car Harness
http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2755199

Top Paw Pet Safety Car Harness with Tether

http://www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3932889

For large dogs, ADAC, similar to the AAA in the US, recommends a crate or carrier in the back of the car. As for smaller dogs, ADAC recommends harness made with large belts, sturdy metal attachments and two tie-ins. FOR MORE PET-RELATED INFO, CLICK HERE!

ADAC (German Auto Club - $.06 per call) 01802-22-2222
Information Call ($.14 per call) 0180-510-1112

Emergency Auto Kit

German law requires that all automobiles have a portable red reflective triangle and a first aid kit (DIN number 13164) in their trunk. If a car is stopped for any reason, the triangle must be placed 200 meters behind it if on the autobahn and 100 meters behind it on all other roads. The car's emergency flashers should also be turned on. Also required are reflective vests, there should be enough for each person riding in the car.

ADAC (German Auto Club - $.06 per call) 01802-22-2222

Information Call ($.14 per call) 0180-510-1112

Most German motorists have long known the old rule of thumb for putting snow tires on the car: “von O bis O.” The term “from O to O” is short for “from October to Easter” (von Oktober bis Ostern). It is a recommendation that one should make the change from regular tires to snow tires in October, and leave them on until Easter.

The new German law does not set any time limits, but it does clearly state that under icy conditions (bei Glatteis, Schneeglätte, Schneematsch, Eis- und Reifglätte) you must not drive without snow tires on your vehicle. So, since it’s difficult to predict the weather, for all practical purposes, the old “von O bis O” rule still applies. (In Austria, winter tires are mandatory from November 1 to April 15.)

The new law also spells out what a “winter tire” is. Specifically, it is an M+S-Reifen, a mud-and-snow tire that has an official M+S (Matsch und Schnee) marking on it. (M+S tires do not have to be “winter” tires. All-year or all-weather M+S tires also qualify.) The German automobile club ADAC recommends going a step further and getting tires with the “three-peak-mountain” seal, an indication of snow tires that meet the highest standards.

Kaiserslautern Elementary School

Pre K-5th grade
Unit 3240 Box 425
APO AE 09021
0631-54589
DSN 489-7075/7408
Mon-Fri, 0700-1600
http://www.kais-es.eu.dodea.edu

Kaiserslautern Middle School

6th-8th grade
Unit 3240 Box 450
APO AE 09021
0631-59871
DSN 489-7430/7453
Mon-Fri, 0700-1630
http://www.kais-ms.eu.dodea.edu

Kaiserslautern High School

9th-12th grade
Unit 3240 Box 440
APO AE 09021
0631-536-7300
DSN 489-7300
Mon-Fri, 0800-1600
http://www.kais-hs.eu.dodea.edu

Vogelweh Elementary
School

Pre K-5th grade
Unit 3240 Box 435
APO AE 09021
0631-536-7275/6883
DSN 489-6810/6988
Mon-Fri, 0700-1615
http://www.voge-es.eu.dodea.edu/

Sembach Elementary School

Pre K-3rd grade
Unit 4240 Box 325
APO AE 09136
06302-67-7003
DSN 496-7003/7429
Mon-Fri, 0700-1600
http://www.semb-es.eu.dodea.edu/

Landstuhl Elementary/
Middle School

Pre K-6th grade
CMR 402
APO AE 09021
0631-192-6508
DSN 488-6508/6504
Mon-Fri, 0800-1600
http://www.lans-ems.eu.dodea.edu/

Ramstein Elementary
School

Pre K-2nd grade
Unit 3240 Box 430
APO AE 09094
0637-147-3996
DSN 480-3996/2017/2199
Mon-Fri, 0800-1600
http://www.rams-es.eu.dodea.edu/

Ramstein Middle School

6th-8th grade
Unit 3240 Box 455
APO AE 09094
06371-47-7105
DSN 480-7105/7104
Mon-Fri, 0730-1600
http://www.rams-ms.eu.dodea.edu/

Ramstein High School

9th-12th grade
Unit 3240 Box 445
APO AE 09094-0445
06391-47-6951/6952
DSN 480-6951/6952
Mon-Fri, 0730-1630
http://www.rams-hs.eu.dodea.edu/

The Kaiserslautern Military Community (KMC) has more than 7,00 school age children The Department of Defense (DoD) has established 11 schools in the KMC to meet the educational needs of children grades kindergarten through 12. The school your child attends will be determined by home address. Exceptions to zoning policies will be made for bona fida, exceptional and extraordinary circumstances only. It is important for parents to understand that if an exception to school zone is approved, school bus transportation will not be provided outside of designated school zones.

Ramstein School Zone

Albersbach

Altenglan

Altenkirchen

Bettenhausen

Borsborn

Bosenbach

Brucken

Dietschweiler

Dittweiler

Elschbach

Elschbacherhof

Elschbach Am Bahnhof

Etschberg

Fockenberg-Limbach

Fockelberg

Gimsbach

Glan-Munchweiler

Gries

Haschbach

Henschtal

Herschweiler-Pettersheim

Huffler

Hutschenhausen

Jagersburg

Jettenbach

Katzenbach

Kirchmohr

Kollweiler

Kottweiler-Schwaden

Krottelbach

Kubelberg

Landstuhl -den

Langwiesen

Liebsthal

Mackenbach
Matzenbach

Miesau

Miesau-Buchholz

Miesau-depot

Miesenbach

Muehlbach

Nanzdietschweiler

Nanzweiler

Neunkirchen

Neidermohr

Neiderstaufenbach

Obermohr

Oberstaufenbach

Ohmbach

Quirnbach

Ramstein

Rehweiler

Reichenbach

Reichenbach-Steegen

Reuschach

Rothselberg

Rutsweiler a. Glan

Sand Schwellweiler

Schmittweiler

Schonenberg

Schwedelbach

Spesbach

Steinbach

Steinwenden

Theisbergstegen

Waldmohr

Weltersbach

Bann

Bechhofen

Bruchmuhlbach

Gerhardsbrunn

Gross/Klein

Budenbach

Harsberg

Hauptstuhl

Herschberg

Hettenhausen

Kaschofen

Kirchenarnbach

Knopp

Krahenberg

Labach

Lambsborn

Landstuhl-Atzel

Landstuhl-City

Landshtul-Melkerei

Langwieden

Martinshoh

Mittelbrunn

Morsbach

Neumuhle

Niederhausen

Oberarnbach

Oberhausen

Obernheim

Rosenkopf

Saalstadt

Schauerberg

Schmittshausen

Vogelbach

Walhalben

Weselberg

Weisbach

Winterbach

Kaiserslautern School Zone

Dansenberg

Espensteig

Eulenbis

Erzenhausen

Kasierlsautern

Molschbach

Morlautern

Niederkirchen

Olsbruckem

Pfeiffermuhle

Stelzenberg

Sulzbachtal

Tippstadt

Worsbach

Wiesentahlerhof

Vogelweh School Zone

Einsiederhof

Forsthaus E-Hof

Geiselberg

Thaleischweiler

Heltersberg

Hermersberg

Hoheinod

Hohenecken

Horbach

Kindsbach

Krichenbach

Linden

Queidersbach

Rodenbach

Schopp

Siegelbach

Steinladen

Waldfischbach

Weilderbach

Alsenbruck

Baalborn

Borrstadt

Breunigweiler

Enkenbach-Alsenborn

Erfenbach

Erlanbach

Fischbach

Gersweilerhof

Gonbach

Heiligenmoschel

Hirschhorn

Hochspeyer

Horingen

Imsbach

Katzweiler

Langmeil

Lohnsfeld

Mehlbach

Mehlingen

Munchweiler

Neuhemweiler

Otterbach

Otterberg

Sambach

Schallodenbach

Schneckenhausen

Schweissweiler

Sembach

Sipperfeld

Wartenberg

Winnweiler

Parents can also elect to enroll their children in private schools, host nation school, or even home schools may also enroll their children in DoDDS on a part-time basis to permit them to complete graduation requirements or to obtain a course required for admission to a specific post-graduation program. Home-schooled students are authorized to attend DoDDS classes for any courses needed to support their academic schedule. If you are interested in home-schooling, there is a support group in the KMC area: The Christian Home Educator Support Group. http://www.hslda.org/orgs/?OrgID=5089128 & http://www.bigdir-reference.com/europe-germany-kaiserslautern-military-community-christian-home-educators_s39018.html

You may also choose to enroll your children in German schools rather than American schools. To do so, you must visit the school in or near the village in which you lives to register your child.

Kaiserslautern

Kleber Kaserne
Building 3224
Mon-Fri 0600-1800
0631-411-8307/7049

Vogelweh
Ages 6 weeks-24 months
Building 1030
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
0631-536-7358/7419

Vogelweh
Ages 2-5 years
Building 1029
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
0631-536-6372/6732

Kapaun Barracks
School Age Program
Building 2785
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
0631-536-6028/6050

Vogelweh
School Age Program
Building 1028
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
0631-536-6362/7122

Landstuhl

Landstuhl
Building 3802
Mon-Fri 0600-1800
0637-86-7350/8254

School Age Service
(hourly or full day care)
Building 3851
Summer: 0600-1800
School Year: 0600-0830,1500-1800
06371-86-6646/6646/8354

Building 1314

Mon-Fri 0600-1800
06372-842-3774

Ramstein

Resource, Referral
Building 832
Mon-Fri 0800-1700
06371-47-8782

Full-Day Care
Ages 6 weeks-2 years
Building 800
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
06371-47-6011

Full-Day Care
Ages 3-5 years
Building 862
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
06371-47-9276/9277

Full-Day Care
Family Child Care
Building 408
Mon-Fri 0730-1630
06371-47-1180

School Age Program
Building 1003
Mon-Fri 0630-1800
06371-47-3272

Sembach

School Age Program
Building 17
Mon-Fri 0600-0800,1400-1800
06302-67-6013

Kaiserslautern

Sports Office
Building 1057
Mon-Fri 1200-1700
0631-536-7810

Teen Center

Building 2059
Summer: Mon-Thur 1500-200
Fri 1500-2100
0631-536-6155

USAG-K Child & Youth Services-Central Enrollment

Pulaski Barracks
Building 2898
Mon-Fri 0900-1700-Closed Federal Holidays
0631-3406-4516/4122
www.mwrgermany.com

Youth Program

Building 1057
Mon-Fri 0900-1730
0637-536-6504

Landstuhl

Program Manager, Sports
Building 3701
Mon-Fri 1000-1400
06371-86-8375

School Age Services

Building 3851
Mon-Fri 0600-0830 (before school)
1500-1800 (after school)
Summer: 0600-1800
06371-86-7281

Youth Center

Building 3819
School year: Mon-Fri 1500-1900
During Summer Break: 1300-1800
06371-86-7374

Parent Central Services

Building 3810
Mon-Fri 1000-1700
(by appointment only)
06371-86-8943

Admin Office
Building 428
Mon-Fri 0900-1730
06371-47-6444/3157

Sports Office

Tue-Fri 1200-1700
06371-47-5660

Teen Center

Building 411
Mon-Thur 1530-2000
Fri 1530-2200

06371-47-3111/3099

Arriving With Pets

*Pets are generally NOT permitted in any on-post temporary lodging facility. If arriving with a pet, you may ask to see a list of off-post hotels or you may also board your pet in any of these local facilities.

Rainbow Farm Harzofen 9a, 66849 Landstuhl 06371-914619 16 Minutes from RAB	K-9 Dog Boarding Junker-Str. 6 67681 Sembach 06302-6090045 20 Minutes from RAB	The Farm Kennel Bahnhofstrasse 80 66892 Bruchmuhlbach-Miesau 06372-8070 18 Minutes from RAB
Dog Holiday Gulenbergstr. 1 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen +49 7117944457 2 Hours from RAB	Private Pet Boarding Rosenstr. 12 66851 Linden 063079124175 26 Minutes from RAB	Berghof Kennel L-469 Country Rd 66851 Mittelbrunn 06371468472 20 Minutes from RAB

Upon arrival at the Ramstein Passenger Terminal, travelers with pets will be assessed a veterinarian examination fee of 55 Euro, per pet. The examination is in accordance with the European Union Ordinance #998/2003. The fee is not reimbursable on travelers orders and will be payable by credit card only.

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Value-Added Tax (VAT) Relief Program In Germany

US Forces Value-Added Tax (VAT) Relief Support program provides service to individual

members of the US Forces. The program is authorized by the German government as a
privilege to US Forces personnel. The intent and purpose of the program is to support eligible Soldiers and civilians for their personal purchases of materials and/or services that are for their own personal use. The program permits US Forces members to make common purchases, for things such
as groceries, clothing, furniture, light fixtures, electronics, car repairs without paying the
Value-Added Tax.Here is a list of VAT offices. Call to find out if you can get the forms there, hours, and ask about how they work.

*The details of the VAT forms can change after this post, so you want to be sure to have current information.

Pulaski - Building 2899

06313-4064035

Ramstein - Building 2118

06371-475309

Miesau - Building 1204

06372-8423852

Kleber - Building 3205

06314-118295

Landstuhl - Building 3810

06371-861780

Heating Oil

After you arrive, you may choose to live off post. You should be aware that the majority of the homes use oil as their heating source. As you go house hunting, be sure to check if the home you are looking at uses oil or not. Assess your needs. Check your tank specifications, including the size of the tank and the full capacity. You will need this to calculate how much oil you will need for your home. Usually, an oil tank can carry anywhere from a thousand liters to a thousand and a half liters. Next, visually assess how much oil you have left. Some heating oil tanks come with calibrations or gauges that will allow you to take accurate measurements of how much oil is left. Deduct this from the total oil capacity of the tank, and you will have the exact number of liters of heating oil that you need. Next, work on the paperwork for the heating oil. You will need to get the Value Added Tax (VAT) paperwork, which will allow you to purchase the oil without paying for the heating oil taxes from Germany. Here is a website with more information about using and purchasing oil for your home. http://www.ramstein.af.mil/library/factsheets/factsheet.asp?id=13948

Voltages

The rental units in Germany have tremendously improved. Newer homes are much larger
with modern amenities, all have built in kitchens; additionally, single homes are more
common now than in previous years. The power supply is 220 volt and 50 cycles
opposed to 110 volts and 60 cycles. Unless your small appliances are dual voltage you
will need power transformers. Furnishings Management Office (FMO) will issue wardrobes, kitchen
storage cabinets, microwaves and major appliances (stove, refrigerator, clothes washer
and dryer). They will also provide a limited number of transformers. You may want to
purchase additional transformers from AAFES, Thrift Shops, or departing service
members through Ramstein Yard Sales.

FMO
Einsiedlerhof Building 720
06315366153/6157

Recycling

Paper

Newspapers

Magazines

Catalogues

Packaging Materials (paper)

Brochures

Cardboard (clean)

Moving Boxes (flattened)

Glass

Bottles

Jars, etc

*Separated by Color

Yellow Bag

Milk & Juice Cartons

Plastic bags and Packaging

Vacuum-sealed wraps

All Cans

Jar/Bottle Caps

Foils

Residual Waste

Cigarette butts & ashes (cold)

Soiled cotton swabs & pads

Bathroom & kitchen waste

If you don’t have a brown bin for biodegradable waste, also include:
Compostable waste

(vegetables, fruit, coffee filters, eggshells, etc.)

Absolute No-No’s!

Hazardous Waste (e.g.)

Household or car batteries

Paint

Paint Thinner

Chemicals

Motor Oils

Florescent Lights

Bulk Trash not in bins

Furniture

Appliances

Mattresses

Special Waste

Tires

Metal

Drive Times to Surrounding Countries
*All locations are approximately calculated from Ramstein Air Force Base (RAB)

France 40 minutes	Switzerland 3 hours 20 minutes		Luxembourg 1 hour 10 minutes		Belgium 1 hour 50 minutes		Netherlands 2 hours 30 minutes
Austria 5 hours 10 minutes		Czechoslovakia 5 hours		Poland 6 hours 20 minutes		Italy 6 hour 40 minutes

*The no-fee passport is only applicable for your move overseas and is more of a "visa" than a passport. You will not be able to use this passport to enter other countries while abroad. Apply for tourist passports- Same form as for the no-fee passports but is submitted and finalized at the post office or if you are already here in Germany it is processed at the Passport Office on Kleber (0631-411-8892 DSN 483-8892).

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Castles

Burg Nanstein

25 Minutes from RAB
http://www.landstuhl.de/cms-landstuhl/projekt01/index.php?idcatside=43

Ruin Frauenburg

35 Minutes from RAB

No website-Free to visit

Burg Lichtenberg

35 Minutes from RAB
http://www.burglichtenberg.de/

Idar-Oberstein
Schloss Oberstein and Felsenkirche

1 Hour from RAB
http://www.schloss-oberstein.de/

Schloss Heidelberg

1.5 Hour from RAB
http://www.heidelberg-schloss.de/

Burg Eltz

2 Hours from RAB

http://www.burg-eltz.de/e_index.html

Reichsburg Cochem

2 Hours from RAB

http://www.burg-cochem.de/

Schloss Neuschwanstein

4 Hours from RABhttp://www.neuschwanstein.de/index.htm

4 Hours from RAB

http://www.hohenschwangau.de/

Rhein River Castles

1-2 Hours from RAB

http://www.loreley-info.com/eng/rhein-rhine/castles.php

Brother's Grimm Journey
Sometimes fairytales do come true. On the trail of the Brothers Grimm – the German Fairytale Route
http://www.germany.travel/en/leisure-and-recreation/scenic-routes/german-fairytale-route.html
http://www.cntraveler.com/features/2012/02/fairy-tale-road-restaurants-hotels-hanau-bremen-germany-tour-guide#/slide=1
http://www.deutsche-maerchenstrasse.com/en/events/fairytale-events-annualy-reoccurrring/

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AMENITIES:.

Ration Cards-Cigarettes, Liquor, Gas and Coffee

Because of host nation tax laws, some items are rationed in the commissaries and Post Exchanges (PX), especially gas. Other rationed items in Europe include cigarettes, distilled liquor, and coffee. A ration card will be issued through the employee's organization. (Note: Family member employees are not entitled to receive ration cards through their employment. Their sponsor will obtain authorized ration cards for the family.) The Government ID card is needed to obtain the ration card.

The ration card and ID card must be presented when buying a rationed item. Separate ration cards are issued for each adult family with authorized privileges and should be more than adequate for his or her needs. DO NOT abuse the privilege. Using the ration card to purchase items for someone else without authorized privileges (except as a bona fide gift) is a violation of both military regulations and host nation tax laws. A result of abuse may include loss of privileges, fines and disciplinary action.

Holidays in Rheinland-Pfalz

All Germany businesses and some base offices are closed on these days. Check the KA for updated office closures.

January 1-New Years Day

Good Friday-The Friday before Easter
Easter Sunday-Varies
Easter Monday- The Monday after Easter
May 1- Labor Day/May Day
Ascension Thursday-40 days after Easter
Whitsunday, Whitmonday (Pentecost)-50 days after Easter
Feast of Corpus Christi-Second Thursday after Pentecost
October 3-Germany Unity Day
November 1-All Saints Day
Repentance Day-Third Wednesday in November
December 25-Christmas
December 26-Boxing Day

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Quiet Hours

By German law, quiet hours are Monday to Saturday from 2200-0600 and all day on Sunday and German holidays. During quiet hours, there are to be no loud noises, to include stereos, lawn mowers, saws, etc., where it disturbs other residents. For particularly noisy machinery further time limits apply (0700 hours to 1300 hours and 1500 hours to 1900 hours). Remember that this is the law. Administrative Fines up to 500.00 Euro can be issued for violation of the German Noise Protection Regulation.

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Child Seat Requirements

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Kaiserslautern Elementary School

Kaiserslautern Middle School

Kaiserslautern High School

Vogelweh Elementary School

Sembach Elementary School

Landstuhl Elementary/ Middle School

Ramstein Elementary School

Ramstein Middle School

Ramstein High School

Ramstein School Zone

Kaiserslautern School Zone

Vogelweh School Zone

Kaiserslautern

Landstuhl

Ramstein

Sembach

Kaiserslautern

Landstuhl

Arriving With Pets

Heating Oil

Voltages

Recycling

Paper

Glass

Yellow Bag

Residual Waste

Absolute No-No’s!

Ration Cards-Cigarettes, Liquor, Gas and Coffee

Holidays in Rheinland-Pfalz

Vogelweh Elementary
School

Landstuhl Elementary/
Middle School

Ramstein Elementary
School