BOKraft Inspection Checklist

Four categories. Each with the points a city authority or BOKraft check asks about. Tick off and be ready.

Preparation for BOKraft inspection

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Vehicle papers (in the vehicle)

Driver documents (with the driver)

Business documents (at headquarters)

Ordnungsamt / BOKraft typical inspection points

A BOKraft inspection is not a nightmare if you are prepared. It is exactly that if you are not. BOKraft is the German ordinance for running vehicles in passenger transport. City authorities or police check by surprise. In the car. At your office. Or by the roadside. This checklist shows you what to have ready in each of the three cases.

How the checklist works

We split the points into four blocks. Vehicle papers are what must sit in the car during a roadside check. Registration. Konzession. TÜV. Insurance proof. Trip log. Driver documents are what your driver carries. Driver's license. P-Schein. ID. Business documents live at your office. Business registration. Original Konzession. Working-time records. License-check proofs. Typical inspection points are the questions authorities ask. Return duty. Price disclosure. No taxi meter.

What Fahrly does for you

The checklist helps you prepare. But you have to go through it every six months again. Because documents expire. Drivers change. The Compliance module in Fahrly keeps a permanent BOKraft-fitness score. Which documents are current? Which expire soon? Where is a gap? When an inspection is announced, you export all proofs in one PDF. At a roadside check, your driver sees all key documents digitally in his app. He can show them right away.

Inspection as routine. No adrenaline. No Konzession risk.

Häufig gestellte Fragen

What is a BOKraft check?

BOKraft is the German rule for running vehicles in passenger transport. City authorities check by surprise or because of a specific reason. The check can happen at your office, at the car, or during a road stop.

How often are checks?

There is no fixed schedule. How often depends on the city and authority. In Berlin and Munich checks are common. In smaller cities rare. After a complaint or an accident, a check is almost certain. If you document things cleanly, you have little to fear.

What happens if something is missing?

Warning 25 to 75 euros. Fine up to 2,500 euros. Depending on how serious. Systematic violations of return duty, Konzession or working time can lead to loss of Konzession. Most common issues: missing license-check documents. Unclear return duty. Old Konzession certificate.

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