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Regional municipal urban mobility and parking changes
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Municipalities in the region are implementing or considering new urban mobility and parking regulations. In Prishtina, authorities are weighing a proposal to charge vehicle entry fees for a central zone covering 11 specific streets. The proposed tariff would charge 2 euros for cars and 10 euros for trucks. The plan has faced criticism from local political figures and civil society groups, who argue that the city’s road infrastructure is in poor condition and that the fees would create an “undue financial burden on residents.” In Prijedor, new parking fee structures are set to take effect on November 1. The changes involve reducing the time covered by certain rates and increasing daily fees in two distinct zones. For example, in the first zone, the 0.50 KM rate will cover 30 minutes instead of one hour, and the daily rate will rise from 3 KM to 5 KM. Additionally, new enforcement procedures have been introduced, where failure to pay will be treated as a breach of contract, potentially leading to fines of 50 KM if not resolved within seven days. In addition to these parking changes, Prijedor is managing a long-delayed sports hall project on Urijama that requires an additional 4.2 million KM to proceed.
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