To the road traffic authority in whose territory the event originates, but to the state administration office if the event extends to the territories of more than three road traffic authorities or the territory of another state.

If the event touches more than one country, the supreme state authority in whose country the event starts is responsible.

To be read in detail:

§ Section 44 (3) StVO (subject matter jurisdiction).

Permission according to § 29 paragraph 2 and according to § 30 paragraph 2 is granted by the road traffic authority, but by the higher administrative authority if the event extends beyond the district of a road traffic authority, and by the highest state authority if the event extends beyond the administrative district of a higher administrative authority. If the event affects more than one Land, the supreme Land authority in whose Land the event begins shall be responsible. In accordance with Land law, the responsibility of the supreme Land authorities and the higher administrative authorities may be transferred to another body in individual cases or in general.

§ Section 44 (1) StVO

The road traffic authorities shall be responsible for implementing this Ordinance (StVO), unless otherwise specified. In accordance with Land law, the responsibility of the supreme Land authorities and the higher administrative authorities may be transferred to another body in individual cases or in general.

§ Section 47(1) of the StVO (local jurisdiction)

The permits pursuant to Section 29 (2) and Section 30 (2) shall be issued for an event commencing abroad by the authority having subject-matter jurisdiction pursuant to Section 44 (3) in whose territory the border crossing point is located. This authority is also responsible if other traffic requiring a permit or approval begins abroad.

begins abroad. Permission in accordance with Section 29(3) shall be granted by the road traffic authority in whose district the traffic requiring permission begins, or by the road traffic authority in whose district the company carrying out the transport has its registered office or a branch office for which there is an obligation to be entered in the commercial, cooperative or partnership register. If the registered office is located abroad, the authority in whose district the permit is used for the first time is responsible.

§ Section 2 (4) of the Thuringian Ordinance on the Transfer of Authorizations and on Responsibilities in the Field of Road Traffic Law (StVRZustÜV).

The competent authority in accordance with Section 44 (3) of the Road Traffic Act for the granting of permits in accordance with Section 29 (2) of the Road Traffic Act is the road traffic authority named in Paragraph 3, Sentence 1, No. 2 in each case, in whose territory the event has its starting point, but the State Administration Office if the event extends to the territories of more than three road traffic authorities or the territory of another state.