Service centres for motorists open at Tbilisi parking impounds
The Ministry said the centres had been opened at two locations of the impound spaces operated by the 112 emergency service. Photo: Interior Ministry
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Drivers in Tbilisi will be able to receive information on their impounded vehicles, pay fines and use other services at service centres launched at two impound spaces in the capital city, the Interior Ministry announced on Wednesday.
The Ministry said the centres had been opened at two locations of the impound spaces operated by the 112 emergency service.
It added drivers would be able to pay parking ticket fines and receive information on outstanding penalties for individuals and legal entities, among the services.
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