Attention: Elimination of parking spaces in Budapest begins
In Józsefváros, in the 8th district of Budapest, several pavements are being returned to pedestrian use. A total of 101 parking spots will be removed as part of the “pavement clearance” programme. The elimination of the parking spaces has started.
As we reported, according to the municipality of Józsefváros, parking on narrow streets and pavements is a major problem in densely populated areas of the district, including the Palace district.
A total of 101 parking spaces will be eliminated by the end of autumn. Only renovation will take place on Csepreghy Street and Nap Street between Kisfaludy and Futó Streets; a slight reduction in parking spots on Múzeum Street; and the elimination of one side parking lane on some sections of Bródy Sándor, Krúdy, Nap, Puskin and Szentkirályi Streets, vezess.hu reports.
On Tuesday, pavement clearance continued in Krúdy Gyula Street. 17 parking spaces will be eliminated there.
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The war on ordinary people driving their cars continues to plan. It’s all part of a wider globalist-socialist scheme (Agenda 2030, 15-Minute Cities, etc.). The endgame is to make sure regular people don’t have cars, don’t use airplanes, take cold showers and shiver in their homes, and eat bugs instead of meat. Vote wisely, folks!
Dear Father in Heaven, Protect those who have no power to protect themselves from those who want to abuse the world and make life harder for everyone else except themselves….
@Michael Steiner. I fully support the “globalist-socialist scheme” of reducing private car use, investing in bike infrastructure, encouraging public transportation and giving back public spaces to pedestrians. If the end game is that we don’t own cars, that’s heavenly! Imagine how much less traffic and pollution there would be, not to mention the thousands of dollars each person would save per year (car ownership costs)….