Work rides in Berlin

Plan regular rides to work, workshops or participation services in Berlin around your individual needs.

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Work rides in Berlin

PrimaFahrten plans recurring journeys to work, training and participation services around working hours, mobility aids and building access.

Your ride profile

Journey type
Work journey
Planning
Weekly schedule, return journey and mobility needs planned individually.
Request
For recurring rides, email is especially useful for dates, documents and cost estimates.

How we plan the journey

  1. Send the route, dates, return journey and mobility requirements.
  2. We review access, vehicle requirements, assistance and any companion places.
  3. We can prepare an individual cost estimate when it is needed for the specific process.
  4. Once confirmed or approved, the journey is entered into route planning.

What we need before the journey

Route
Exact pickup and destination addresses, including the relevant entrance where known.
Timing
Date, time and expected return journey.
Mobility
Wheelchair, mobility aid, stairs, lift and required assistance.
Payment route
Approval, cost carrier or self-payment where relevant.

Costs and approval

The responsible cost carrier depends on the individual case. PrimaFahrten can help prepare journey details and a cost estimate, but the cost carrier decides whether costs are approved or covered.

How can the journey be paid for?

Cost carrier
Possible only in an individually approved case and with the required documents.
Self-payment
Individual quote before the journey is confirmed.
Billing
We clarify the suitable billing route before the journey.

Send us the key details of your journey. We will review the individual arrangement and get back to you with the next steps.

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Official information

Berlin Social Law: AV Eingliederungshilfe – No. 127, rides with a driving service and Circular Soz No. 02/2021 – transport services. In certain Berlin integration-assistance procedures, three driving-service quotations may be required; this is not a general rule for every payer.