- 01 Σεπ 2022, 16:41
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Soon, to a cinema near you...
Στο Παρίσι από 1η Σεπτεμβρίου, μηχανές και σκούτερ (αυτοί είναι τυχεροί και δεν έχουν "παπιά"...) θα πληρώνουν για το πάρκινγκ. Εκτός αν είναι ηλεκτρικά.
Νομίζω όλοι καταλαβαίνουμε τι θα γίνει ε;
Όποιος είχε σκουτεράκι για το commuting, δεν θα συμφέρει πλέον και θα πρέπει να το γυρίσει ή σε ηλεκτρικό, ή σε ΜΜΜ.
FURY AS MOTORCYCLE PARKING CHARGES IN PARIS SURGE FROM FREE TO €37.50 A DAY
Owners of motorcycles and scooters in Paris will now be required to pay for parking with tariffs of €37.50 per day being introduced from 1 Septemberhttps://www.visordown.com/news/general/ ... AC3750-dayMotorcycle and scooter owners will now be required to pay for parking in the streets of Paris, with controversial new charges of up to €37.50 a day being introduced in the French capital city today.
From 1 September, parking a motorcycle or scooter in Paris - once free - will now cost €3 per hour in central Paris and €2 in outer areas of the city, while residents can pay €22.50 for an annual permit that enables them a reduced tariff of €0.75 a day.
The move has been introduced in response to ‘climate and public health issues’, with electric motorcycles and scooters, plus some low emissions models, exempt from the charges.
A mode of transportation once advocated towards car drivers as the greener, more convenient option, the incentive of free motorcycle parking within cities with limited space has long been in place in Paris.
However, with the automotive industry shifting away from fossil fuels towards an electric-powered future, now even petrol motorcycles and scooters are considered within the sphere of being damaging for the environment.
As such, the fees will go towards ensuring Paris is carbon neutral by 2050, with the general phasing out of fossil fuelled vehicles to accelerate in the coming decade.
The hefty charges - which amount to €37.50 for six hours in zone one - has not gone down well with Parisians, who feel the fees are simply a tax masquerading under a ‘green mask’.
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