Zonal hourly parking to be introduced on Vazha Pshavela, Kazbegi Avenues in Tbilisi
As for the fees, parking will be free for local residents (within a 100-meter distance from their home), people with disabilities, owners of electric vehicles and drivers of category A taxis. Photo: Tbilisi City Hall.
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Zonal hourly parking will be introduced on Vazha Pshavela and Kazbegi Avenues in Tbilisi, said Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze earlier today.
Kaladze said that information centres will be set up on Vazha Pshavela and Kabegi Avenues where citizens will be able to receive information in detail.
As for the fees, parking will be free for local residents (within a 100-meter distance from their home), people with disabilities, owners of electric vehicles and drivers of category A taxis.
For cars registered in other districts of Tbilisi, parking will be free for the first 15 minutes and for the next 1 hour it will be 1 GEL.
Kaladze urged citizens living on Vazha Pshavela and Kazbegi Avenue to register their cars in the zonal parking system and receive the right to park their cars free of charge if they fall in the three categories listed.
He also noted that zonal hourly parking will be introduced on several streets including Abashidze, Paliashvili, Chavchavadze and their intersections in Vake district.
Zonal hourly parking has already been introduced on Pekini Avenue and nearby streets in Tbilisi’s central Saburtalo district, on September 10.
Zonal hourly parking, which will be introduced on Pekini Avenue and nearby streets starting September 10, will be free for local residents, people with disabilities and owners of electric vehicles, said Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze earlier today.
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. 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.
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 will be introduced in Tbilisi’s Vake district starting November 20.
Two avenues and a number of streets in Tbilisi's Saburtalo district will become the latest areas of the capital to adopt the metered zonal parking system starting next month, as the city hall moves to alleviate parking issues and promote public transportation use in the city.
About 50,000 car parking fines have been issued in a year and a half in Tbilisi, Head of Municipal Transport Department Viktor Tsilosani said earlier today.