This is new since the beginning of this month of September, parking of two-wheeled vehicles in the capital becomes paid. A new measure that caused a wave of indignation and protest. AND Mobilization is also scheduled for Monday near the town hall.

Bikers and two-wheelers are invited to the protest

It’s here French Federation of Angry Bikers (FFMC), which initiated this call for demonstrations. This association of motorcyclists criticizes the measures taken by the city of Paris regarding the paid parking of two-wheeled and three-wheeled motorized vehicles. FFMC encourages attendance “blow the whistle”near the city hall on Monday, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.

FFMC also shared a link to an online petition to keep free parking for motorized two-wheelers in Paris.

At this point, it is difficult to know whether this mobilization will take place. But this call for mobilization can cause a response from many users who are full of this event on social networks. Demonstrations that may be repeated in the future.

An event that is always welcomed by users and professionals

Because the dispute with the drivers of scooters and motorcycles does not decrease. to measure “unfair”, “discriminating” or “antisocial” according to different reactions. But not only private users express their dissatisfaction. Several professional representatives also expressed their disagreement with this measure. In particular, this concerns representatives of the Chamber of Employers of Automotive Distribution and Service Companies in France (Mobilians) and the International Chamber of Trade Unions of Automobiles and Motorcycles (CSIAM), who were received the city of Paris at the end of August.

Differences that the municipality took into account. But the return of the city of Paris is out of the question. “This was our commitment during the 2020 municipal elections. It’s time to ditch gasoline and go back to less polluting and less noisy vehicles” explains the Deputy Mayor for Transport, David Belliard.

Showdowns with representatives of two-wheelers are likely to continue. FFMC announced a few days ago that it has filed a appeal to the administrative court. The only winners in this eventful return to Paris were the e-scooter sellers. He was deprived of paid parking, the sales of which have increased sharply since the beginning of the month.