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🇮🇳 India · Economy · 19 h ago
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New Delhi: Motorists entering Lutyens’ Delhi will likely pay more parking fees, as the NDMC is proposing a sweeping revision of its tariff structure and a penalty on cash payments to enforce digital transactions.
The proposal also aims to upgrade 157 parking sites across Lutyens’ Delhi, according to official documents.
Under the new framework for the civic council’s Intelligent Integrated Parking Management System (IIPMS), drivers paying in cash will mandatorily pay a 100 per cent surcharge, effectively doubling their parking bill on the spot.
Doing away with fractional decimal billing, all final fee amounts will be rounded to the nearest whole rupee, they said.
The private operators selected to run the three clusters under the public-private partnership (PPP) model will be granted a transition period of three to six months from site takeover to deploy FASTag readers, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras, handheld POS devices, and automated bar
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