Overview
- Police in Chemnitz said the Berlin vehicle registration office ordered the bus taken out of service following a Dekra assessment conducted September 26–29.
- The vehicle may not be driven on public roads until further notice, though police lifted the initial seizure of the bus.
- Inspectors reported unlawful changes affecting height and width as well as issues that touched the vehicle’s stability.
- The bus was first seized on September 20 at the Christopher Street Day in Döbeln over unauthorized installations.
- Zentrum für politische Schönheit condemned the action as a scandal, and the bus was absent from the Berlin Herbstsalon at the Maxim-Gorki-Theater.