In Moscow, twenty-seven streets have seen a downward shift in parking prices, according to data from the city’s transport department. The overall effect shows that the adjusted rates touched about eight and a half percent of the paid parking streets across the capital. Most streets did not experience any change, and the general price range for metered parking stayed steady, staying between 40 and 450 rubles. The question many drivers ask is what the change is supposed to achieve. Officials suggest that, with a partial revision of the rates, a measurable impact has been reached: roughly 10 to 15 percent of paid spaces could become free, and locating a parking spot on Moscow’s streets is expected to require less time and effort for motorists. This shift aims to streamline parking availability in busy districts and reduce the time drivers spend circling blocks in search of a free space, which in turn can ease congestion and improve traffic flow on key corridors.
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