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Jerusalem Raises Municipal Parking Fees Amid Rising Demand and Costs
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Jerusalem raises municipal parking fees by up to 25% starting August 11, excluding Talpiot, to manage demand and cover rising costs, while maintaining discounted rates for residents. The increase follows a similar hike in Tel Aviv earlier in August.
- 01Jerusalem increases municipal parking fees by 22-25% starting August 11, except Talpiot area.
- 02Residents with the Jerusalem benefit continue paying a discounted 11 shekels per hour.
- 03The hike aims to regulate parking demand and promote public transport, especially light rail.
- 04Price rises reflect growing operational costs of city parking facilities.
- 05Similar parking fee increases took effect in Tel Aviv on August 1.
- 06Full list of affected parking lots is available on Jerusalem’s official website.
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