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Tel Aviv Raises Municipal Parking Fees by 20%, Cuts Resident Discounts

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First reported by Channel 13 · 5 hours ago

What happened

Tel Aviv is raising municipal parking fees by 20% starting August 1, reducing resident discounts and introducing new rules for long-term parking. The changes aim to reflect operational costs and manage demand but will affect many residents relying on these lots. The municipality highlights ongoing discounted rates for residents and investments in public transport.

01Tel Aviv increases municipal parking fees by 20% from August 1 for residents and non-residents.
02Resident discounts in key entertainment area lots drop from 75% to 50%.
03Night parking fees rise, with some lots starting night rates at 9 p.m.
04Residents parking over 96 hours consecutively lose discounts and pay non-resident rates.
05City invests 20 million shekels yearly in weekend public transport despite higher parking fees.
06Ahuza HaHof says municipal parking remains cheaper than private alternatives despite hikes.

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