End-of-life vehicles
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An end-of-life vehicle is a vehicle that constitutes waste.
Illegally parked end-of-life vehicles pose risks to the
environment.
According to the End-of-Life Vehicle Ordinance, an end-of-life vehicle must be handed over to a certified dismantling facility, a certified collection point, or a certified take-back point.
Information about certified dismantling facilities or collection and take-back points is provided by the Lower Waste Management Authority. Contact can be made in person, by phone, or in writing.
It should be noted that not every vehicle without a license plate constitutes waste.
If you have further questions, the staff of the Lower Waste Management Authority will be happy to assist you.
Contact
Bergneustadt, Engelskirchen, Morsbach
Mr. Doepp
Reichshof, Nümbrecht, Waldbröl, Wiehl
Ms. Neuhoff
Gummersbach, Lindlar, Radevormwald, Hückeswagen
Mr. Ritter
Marienheide, Wipperfürth
Ms. Wengeler
