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Villa María: the return of metered parking generates controversy among residents

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Villa María: the return of metered parking generates controversy among residents

The month of April brought with it the reinstatement of the metered parking in Villa María, now operating through a mobile application. The cost per hour for cars is $360while for motorcycles it is $100. Given this measure, the medium Villa María LIVE! conducted a survey among neighbors to find out their opinions.

Overall, the return of paid parking generated a strong rejection among users. Of a total of 795 interviewed, the 74% were against of the implementation of the system, while only 11% expressed being in favor and 15% did not have a formed opinion on the matter.

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Additionally, the majority of respondents indicated that they do not believe metered parking contributes to improve circulation in the cityone of the objectives announced by the municipality.

How does it work?

The metered parking system operates in the city center through the “Villa Maria City” application. Those who wish to park in the blocks between Salta – San Luis and Bulevar Alvear/España – Rucci/Mariano Moreno streets must, without exception, use the application.

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However, despite its recent implementation in April, the system is in the development stage. adaptation and familiarization for residents during this initial month. According to the survey carried out, only 28% of those interviewed had downloaded the application, while the remaining 72% had not yet done so.

Some citizens described the measure as a “additional expense” and a “disguised theft”urging the municipality to prioritize other needs of the city, such as the restoration of the streets. Along the same lines, a neighbor requested a discount and a more affordable rate for those who live in Villa María and work 8 hours a day.

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