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Bengaluru Proposes Annual On-Street Parking Fee of Up to Rs 25,000

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The Greater Bengaluru Authority has released draft parking rules for 2026 that aim to regulate on-street vehicle parking across the city. The proposed Greater Bengaluru Area (Parking) Rules, 2026 are designed to discourage motorists from parking their vehicles on public roads for extended periods. Under the draft framework, charges will progressively increase for vehicles that remain parked beyond two hours. The rules could see annual parking costs reach as high as Rs 25,000, making long-duration roadside parking significantly more expensive.

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