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India's Rapid Vehicle Growth Strains Urban Parking Infrastructure

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India is grappling with a serious parking shortage as vehicle numbers have doubled over the past decade, outpacing city infrastructure. Both historic districts and newer suburban areas are struggling to accommodate the surge in car ownership due to inadequate urban planning. While informal parking arrangements have proliferated, purpose-built multi-level parking facilities remain largely underused. Enforcement of parking regulations continues to pose significant challenges for civic authorities. Experts point to improved public transportation and technology-driven solutions as essential steps toward addressing the growing crisis.

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