Fines for violating parking rules increase in Tbilisi
Mayor Kaladze added that if a fined individual pays a fine for violating the parking rules within 10 calendar days, the amount of the fine will be reduced by 20 per cent. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Fines for violating parking rules in the capital city of Tbilisi are increasing and the rules are being made stricter, announces Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze.
Mayor Kaladze said that as part of the transport policy and parking reform, Tbilisi City Hall has prepared a legislative package which the parliament of Georgia has already approved.
Under the amendments:
- Fines will increase to 50 GEL from 10 GEL for parking vehicles in places designated for category A taxis
- Fines will increase to 50 GEL from 10 GEL for parking vehicles in places designated for electric cars
- Fines will increase to 100 GEL from 50 GEL for parking vehicles 'for months' in certain parking areas across the city; in case of repeated violations, fines will be doubled and become 200 GEL
- Drivers will be able to leave vehicles on the road for only three months, in case of parking for more time the owner of the car will be fined with 50 GEL.
Kaladze added that if a fined individual pays a fine for violating the parking rules within 10 calendar days, the amount of the fine will be reduced by 20 per cent.
Zonal hourly parking will be introduced on Pekini Avenue and nearby streets in Tbilisi’s central Saburtalo district, starting September 10, said Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze earlier today.
Georgian citizens may be exempted from monetary fines received from Tbilisi’s former parking management company City Park.
Zonal hourly parking took effect in the central district of the Georgian capital of Tbilisi on August 1. Hourly parking will first be piloted on streets adjacent to Kote Apkhazi (former Leselidze Street) and Abanotubani and later will be rolled out across Tbilisi.
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