[06] Alpes-Maritimes, Cagnes-sur-Mer Retro cars from 1966 parked along Boulevard Mer. pic.twitter.com/VG5kF7zDgD
— Memory2City (@Memory2cite) August 2, 2022
Today, the vast majority of cities have introduced paid parking on their streets, prices for which sometimes vary from single to double. This is especially true in Paris, where the first 11 arrondissements charge €6 per hour. The price drops to 4 euros in the rest of the capital. Fortunately, not all municipalities charge the same prices, which are quite high. But some are even better than offering lower prices. Indeed, some city halls have decided to make parking free for a time Christmas time and year-end celebrations. There is something to cheer up motorists who are often targeted.
[#Protéger] That night, after #Call17 our police arrested a person who just stole 💻 at 1 🚗 in the parking lot in the city center #Nantes.
🛑Do not leave items in cars
🛑 1 suspicious person! dial 1⃣7⃣
Together, everyone is alert. pic.twitter.com/acvsM3BpvB– Police Nat 44 (@PoliceNat44) August 1, 2022
A nice gift
Besides being very valuable for drivers who save money and can drive stress-free, this idea is also good for local businesses. This way, customers can come and do their Christmas shopping in the city center more easily, without spending a penny or rushing through a parking meter that keeps running. Of course, not all cities are in the same boat, and some are more generous than others. This is especially true in Etretat, where parking is free from December 1 to January 31 following.
Many municipalities
However, many cities have decided to play the game this winter, but not all have the same conditions. In Vichy, for example, parking is only free in the morning until December 24, while in Menton it only applies to Saturdays, for the whole month. Same Saint-Dizier. In Avignon, parking is free from December 17 to January 1, 2023, and in Belfort it will be free only on December 26. Many towns, such as Figac, Aix-en-Provence or even Aubagne and Cassis offer free parking for two hours in certain car parks. In Carcassonne, you can park without paying on Saturday, December 24 and 31.
Long before automatic parking, here is an absolutely revolutionary innovation 😮 https://t.co/3tcBFavYv0
— Mondial de l’Auto – Paris (@mondialdelauto) August 1, 2022
Source: Auto Plus
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