The Gold Driver’s Badge, awarded, among other things, for driving under enemy fire, driving in particularly difficult weather or road conditions, as well as for covering exceptionally long daily distances, including to foreign volunteers fighting in the ranks of the Wehrmacht after taking an oath; the badge is made of gold-plated steel, with a (German: Gegenplatte) is made of steel; the entire assembly is mounted on cardboard and can be easily cut out.
Manufacturer: Rudolf Souval, Vienna
Reference: *Das Kraftfahrbewährungsabzeichen der Wehrmacht*, Sascha Weber, p. 76.
